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I was delighted last month to be invited to share my work in an interview with the School of Stitched Textiles.

The School of Stitched Textiles runs various excellent courses for beginner and intermediate stitchers; you can see more on their website here.

You can read the feature about my work here.

If you’d like to leave a comment at the end of the SoST article, please scroll down the page to the end of the interview and you should see the comments box.

Comments are off for this blog post (busy day ahead) but just wanted to share the article here.

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did 🙂

I’m completely delighted to be included in this brand new publication by Brodie Marshall at UTAY

Feature in Volume 1 of UTAY (Under the Ancient Yew)

It’s one of the most beautiful magazines I’ve ever seen. It’s more like a book, really, and I will treasure my copy. The text and images create a meandering path through ancient wisdom: finding connections to our buried past, learning from the folklore and stories of places and times, and considering how we might live creatively in the modern world while remaining aware of and rooted in our natural environment and origins. The production and design are stunning, and it holds a wealth of talent in its pages – artists specialising in drawing, photography, poetry, printing, textiles, illustration, and more.

I understand this volume is sold out (and I’m not surprised, given how beautiful it is) but you can contact Brodie to find out how to pre-order forthcoming issues.

You can find the list of contributors to this issue here: