Textile artist / Permaculture Food Forester / Bespoke crochet / Repurposed materials / Wearable Art

After crocheting the main cover for the Pink Phoenix parasol, it’s time to attach and add the finishing touches.

Oversized kitty cat inspired found art chokers. Wool and metal combinations.

How to repurpose an old but structurally sound umbrella that needs a new cover. Crochet to the rescue!

Taking broken turquoise rings and amigurumi magic mushrooms and turning them into wearable art choker necklaces

How to crochet a parasol, part one. Woolly crocheted handmade umbrella!

Practical re-use of a lace dress and tatty shawl into a curtain using no-sew techniques and minimal hand stitching

What have I been doing? As an artist, nothing of great interest. No big news on the frontier of soft sculptural textiles for me. I recently made a rug out of the tshirt material I cut up, but it ended up being a circle shape, so, nothing that was noteworthy in its difficulty. I had a little

Making artworks, being creative without a studio …can be difficult. And I won’t lie, I am at complete odds with myself a lot of the time since I have started traveling. Where are my pencils, where are my bolts of cloth and bags of wool and vast array of needles, hooks, pins and embroidery hoops? What if

Making crochet earmuffs for the winter chill Welcome to Part Three of my crochet earmuff tutorial! In Part One, I wrote about creating the crochet body, which the crochet petals are worked onto. In Part Two, I discussed how to go about making those petals. Part Three is about bringing it all together, to create
I made a woollen shawl from a blanket, here is the DIY tutorial for how to make your own.