Scrap hoarding gremlin

I'm focusing (mostly) on creating images of and about nature, we'll see how long I can keep that up (on day 4, I simply couldn't resist making a smiley house lol)

Ps. If you know someone who has been feeling down recently and you want to send them one of my cards to cheer them up, email me when you complete your purchase and I'll send it directly to them (UK only) via stamp postage!

My collection of greetings cards launching on the 18th August on my shop as part of my Naive Joy collection.

(It's taken me a lot longer than I thought it would because I was trying to understand recent tariffs and legislation. I've come to the decision to only ship within the UK for now. Unfortunately, for the foreseeable future, I will be unable to ship to the EU or the US. You can read more about this on my FAQ page).

A patchwork sample from my graduate collection. I created this with dreams in mind as part of the sub-collection, Dreaming in Colour. It is a combination of hand-screenprinted cotton (the green, grass texture) and second-hand scraps.

Again, I designed this one digitally in Photoshop.

The second of my final lengths for my graduate collection, Naive Joy. This design was drawn in repeat digitally in Photoshop inspired by one of my gouache development paintings.

You can find a video behind the scenes of me printing this design on my Instagr@m

Some stitch samples for my graduate collection, Naive Joy. These pieces are collages of my screenprinted linen and cotton experiments. The flowers are cut from my first length that I wasn't happy with.

This is a combination of free-motion machine stitch and hand embroidery. The background is a scrap from an old t-shirt coloured with watercolour.

Pretty print washing pics

My first long screenprint from the printing to the washing to the drying

I've been working on a repeat tile for this piece. I'm going to screen print it this week, fingers crossed it turns out OK!

I like bananas because they have no bones