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

Number three in the three part series on the hot pink shaggy jacket, handmade microfashion at it’s finest. I call this model the Fluffy Pink Duckling, hooray!

At Illusive festival this weekend, scheduled a hold-over post of dancing in a half-finished shag vest I was working on earlier this year…

After crocheting a few lovely bright parasol canopies, the parasols themselves need some protection from dirt, dander, knocks and bumps. Here’s how I did this.

Talking about the aquatically themed wool shag coat I’ve recently made. Work in progress shots, professionally photos and silly gifs ahoy!

Recent pompom and tassel making workshops at Save the Children Bath charity.

Taking ordinary clothes and using crochet patches to make them extra – ordinary
Some recent ones that can be found on the streets of The Town.
NeedlesHooksPins the blog had a birthday over the weekend. Unfortunately, it appears I celebrate these milestones like I celebrate my own: remember a few days before, run out of time, do nothing until well after the fact. Hopefully this ‘celebration’ of sorts will occur during this week. Until then, I’ve been taking a break from