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Knit - 100% native breed wool spun at the Natural Fibre Company, Cornwall. Plant dyes include Woad and Dyers Chamomile. Finished with horn buttons, processed in England made using rams horn. All raw materials from Great Cotmarsh Farm, an organic farm in Wiltshire
55 x 55 x 5 cm
2025
My craft practice is founded upon the intention to create beautiful heritage knitwear, that plays an integral role in regenerating the landscape and supporting nature recovery.
Each piece I make is a creative expression of my life spent working the land, honouring the balance of nature and the role of farming in our countryside.
On our organic farm, I grow the fibre for my knitwear from my flock of over 300 native breed sheep - grown, spun and finished within 130 miles. I cultivate colour in my botanical dye garden, allowing me to work with a natural palette rooted in my landscape.
With the shocking environmental and social tragedies occurring all along the fashion supply chain, my knitwear stands for a new way of producing clothes. One that honours the process of making, elevates the experience of natural fibres and has an aspirational quality that means each piece is treasured.
Knit - 100% native breed wool spun at the Natural Fibre Company, Cornwall. Plant dyes include Woad and Dyers Chamomile. Finished with horn buttons, processed in England made using rams horn. All raw materials from Great Cotmarsh Farm, an organic farm in Wiltshire
55 x 55 x 5 cm
2025
My craft practice is founded upon the intention to create beautiful heritage knitwear, that plays an integral role in regenerating the landscape and supporting nature recovery.
Each piece I make is a creative expression of my life spent working the land, honouring the balance of nature and the role of farming in our countryside.
On our organic farm, I grow the fibre for my knitwear from my flock of over 300 native breed sheep - grown, spun and finished within 130 miles. I cultivate colour in my botanical dye garden, allowing me to work with a natural palette rooted in my landscape.
With the shocking environmental and social tragedies occurring all along the fashion supply chain, my knitwear stands for a new way of producing clothes. One that honours the process of making, elevates the experience of natural fibres and has an aspirational quality that means each piece is treasured.