The Artists' Collection
An exciting and eclectic range of fabrics produced in collaboration with my very artistic family!
This collection is the result of a collaborative family effort. On New Year's Day I had a fall, leaving me with two broken arms and making it impossible to hold a pencil. I worked with my husband Nicholas and daughters Rose and Flora, curating their sketches - and translating them into workable patterns and scales. Finally, I was able to enjoy the last part of the process: choosing colours for the new designs, to pull them together and enable them to sit comfortably with my other collections.
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Branching Out - Charcoal
BRANCH-38 -
Branching Out - Lily Pink
BRANCH-66 -
Branching Out - Scree
BRANCH-67 -
Branching Out - Teal
BRANCH-20 -
By the Sea - Teal, Charcoal
SEA-20-38 -
By the Sea - Saffron, Charcoal
SEA-52-38 -
By the Sea - Scree, Charcoal
SEA-67-38 -
French Ticking - Saffron, Scree
FT-52-67 -
Hand Printed Stripe - Pigeon, Speedwell
HAND-19-32 -
Hand Printed Stripe - Clay, Lemon - D
HAND-37-44 -
Hand Printed Stripe - Powder Blue, Clay - D
HAND-65-37 -
In Full Flight - Damson, Winter
FLIGHT-45-50 -
In Full Flight - Powder Blue, Charcoal
FLIGHT-65-38 -
In Full Flight - Scree, Charcoal
FLIGHT-67-38 -
In Full Flight - Teal, Winter
FLIGHT-20-50 -
Pretty Maids - Damson, Winter
MAID-45-50 -
Pretty Maids - Powder Blue, Winter
MAID-65-50 -
Pretty Maids - Scree, Winter
MAID-67-50 -
Pretty Maids - Smoke, Winter - D
MAID-30-50 -
Stockholm Stripe - Damson, Scree, Winter
STOCK-45-67-50 -
Stockholm Stripe - Smoke, Charcoal, Winter
STOCK-30-38-50 -
Tea Time - Clay, Powder Blue, Aquamarine, Lemon, Winter - D
TEA-37-65-68-44-50 -
Tea Time - Smoke, Mist, Pumpkin, Light Mist, Winter - D
TEA-30-69-46-70-50 -
Tea Time - Soft Duck Egg, Mist, Pumpkin, Light Mist, Charcoal - D
TEA-41-69-46-70-38 -
Tea Time - Speedwell, Damson, Lily Pink, Charcoal - D
TEA-32-45-66-38
This collection is the result of a collaborative family effort. On New Year's Day I had a fall, leaving me with two broken arms and making it impossible to hold a pencil. I worked with my husband Nicholas and daughters Rose and Flora, curating their sketches - and translating them into workable patterns and scales. Finally, I was able to enjoy the last part of the process: choosing colours for the new designs, to pull them together and enable them to sit comfortably with my other collections.