Handwoven throws, rugs, and wall hangings crafted from British wool.
Each woven piece is unique.

Wool sits at the heart of my work—each piece shaped as much by the fibre as by the weaving itself.

I take time to choose the right wool for every design, because each breed brings its own character, texture, and subtle variation. Most of the fibres I use come from sheep bred here in the UK, reflecting the richness and diversity of British wool.

I have a particular fondness for Shetland and Faroe Island wool—close neighbours, and very much part of the same northern landscape.—, as well as Bluefaced Leicester for its softness and warm, creamy tones. Together, these fibres offer a balance of strength, softness, and depth.

Each handwoven piece  names the wool used. If you are curious about the sheep behind the fibre, you can discover more on the Meet the Sheep page.