Surfacing.
“Surfacing is the linear geometry of agricultural furrows where the central rows have been hand-dyed naturally with the golden pigment of onion skins. The individual woven rope strings cascade down akin to the labour, rhythm and soil care that goes into growing cycles. Reminding us how the fostering aspects of the harvest merge beautifully to cultivate and nourish the craft eco-system in Scotland.”
HARVEST Contemporary Craft Fair - Edinburgh’s City Art Centre from Saturday 11 – Sunday 19 October 2025. Free Entry.
Presented by Craft Scotland and curated by Stacey Hunter, HARVEST: Contemporary Craft Fair brings together work from 80 of Scotland’s most innovative makers. With a focus on storytelling, sustainability and process, HARVEST explores themes such as ‘Living With Craft’, ‘Nature Positive Design’ and ‘Craft and Food Culture’ alongside a rich programme of workshops and events.
Custom work.
Like what you see in the shop but it doesn’t fit in with your space’s colour scheme or size? Contact me to begin discussing a custom piece made just for you.
Let me know your budget and size, colours you would like and send along any inspirations shots or highlighting work I have done in the past (check out my Instagram for inspiration).
Playful Peg Loom Weaving.
A modern approach to the ancient technique of peg loom weaving, plus 17 projects to make.
There has been a recent renaissance in our relationship and interaction with textiles in interior design. Playful Peg Loom Weaving Book breathes new life into an ancient traditional craft form with a choice of contemporary projects presented for a modern lifestyle.
With plenty of techniques to discover, fibre alternatives and DIY resources, you can make it your own while experimenting with this meditative woven craft. Playful Peg Loom Weaving lets you play, have fun and relax, and in doing so, grow organically and creatively beyond the fleece.
Whatever your inspiration or motivation, the new craft to master is Peg Loom Weaving.
