Most of us have snippets of fabrics in our stash that are too small to use for projects but too precious to throw away. Rather than leave them in a drawer they can be used in many meaningful ways.

Preparing sheep fleece for spinning through combing.

In May my solo exhibition Identity shows at Bottleworks in Newcastle. The exhibition explores the themes of identity and personality...

The Spirit of Wakefield, a community arts project creating a textile art installation with young people. Commissioned by Wakefield Museums

Having space to be creative is important; be that a physical space, time to be creative or emotional space to be creative.

That's not an easy question to answer as every artist is different; some work as a full time artist and some have other jobs. Each artist...

Commissioning an artist to create a personal and bespoke piece of artwork for you is a way of having a truly unique piece of artwork.

Values and making artwork that aligns with those values is very fulfilling, but not always easy to do. Sometimes those values that are...

Research based arts practice is a term that is heard often, but what exactly does it mean?

Embroidery on unusual materials adds interest and meaning to textile artwork. Paper stitching, embroidery on balsa wood and metal.

Traditional Tudor blackwork embroidery as part of PhD research into experiences of recreating embroidered collections.

Exhibiting at Threads Festival, Sunny Bank Mills in Leeds. Visit to Tailored an exhibition by the 62 Group.

An artist collaboration.