Making lace on a domestic knitting machine for Summer 2003 collection.

I've given some shredded plastic bags a new life.

Not a huge fan of synthetic fibres usually, but I gotta love the colour density and slinkiness of rayon; not a yarn I'd recommend for ha...

Spring/Summer 03.

Variation of the Pleat Theme for Winter 05. Here the pleats are uniform, and the mix of two yarns and felting create some interesting drapi...

Random pleating and tucking is as much fun as random cabling or lacemaking. Why not!; that's the joy of making by hand, you don't h...

Winter 2006: Another rare photoshoot opportunity from the elusive Portrait Prize Winner, Rod McNicol.

Working with the true master, Aurelio Costarella is no easy feat. The development of this latest piece took days handknitting that lace, an...

Squashy stripy knit wool beanbag that resembles a giant beanie (felt & leather base), and the striped 'daydreamer' daybed; woode...

I'm inspired by any material I can get my hands on, and any opportunity to doodle outside of 'work' stuff keeps me interested in...

This was a bit of an experiment. This technique I developed by a jaquard stitch knitted in wool on a domestic machine; using the wrong side...

I think if an egg can do with a cosy, then a latte definately can. This was another commission for Inside Out Mag '98.

People have bought these for their grandma's, mum's, brother's & their kids. But just about everyone should have one; the h...

This experiment captured the imagination of Akira, where he invited me to work with him on a knit collection. It's a distressed cable, ...

This was my very first collection Summer 2002. Knitted on the domestic machine with cotton thread, this was pretty labour intensive, and so...

My favourite work is handknitting lace; I know its a bit nanna, but I loved this yarn, and thought it was the best way to use it. It's ...

This collection caused tears. (research thy material!!). Industrially knitted stainless steel and hand knitted mohair. I was chuffed to h...

I know theres a lot of reference to madness as part of the making. But this process is a joy, I love the natural dye from the root of the m...

I couldn't even part with left over threads. They are just so pretty, and had to be transformed into something. What better than to ha...

Using left over silk yarns; the love heart pom pom broach I made mostly for friends. I still make them ocassionaly, especially for birthday...