Heartfelt
Scarves and wraps handmade in New Zealand with silk, merino wool and recycled fibres. Also used are recycled fibers, flax, silk and cotton.
I create luxury fashion garments and accessories, which are versatile and eco-friendly. Each piece is designed and hand-felted from a variety of fibers including NZ merino, alpaca, mohair and possum. The result is a unique and wearable piece of art which is breathable, warm and lightweight.
14/05/2024
Time to make more pre-felts
03/12/2023
Christmas gnomes. Hand-felted Merino, Gotland and Poodle!
29/11/2023
Wet felted Sheepskin
12/09/2023
Light & dark
12/09/2023
Playing with colour, textures and form .felt
16/01/2023
My latest course challenge in 3D felting using 4 separate resists joined together to create a Nudibranch (a sea slug that comes in a variety of forms, colours and patterns …google them, they’re fascinating!)
24/11/2022
Soft mossy colours
21/11/2022
Another3D piece…
12/11/2022
Having a lot of fun making 3D objects in my online class with Pam de Groot.
01/11/2022
What shall we make today…
20/10/2022
Nuno felted scarf inspired by magnolias.
07/10/2022
Has anyone felted with poodle fleece? This is fibre donated by my dog Zoe! I’ve felted it into a blanket successfully but would love to get inspiration….any thoughts?
18/09/2022
Playing around with felted bracelets. Lovely colours for summer
30/08/2022
Felted scarf/cloak. Merino wool and silk. I finally had the courage to exhibit for the first time and entered this piece.
Martinborough fair 2022! Open for business ❤️
28/04/2022
Nunofelt ruffled scarf
24/03/2022
It’s a blue day today…
18/03/2022
Of all the scarves I’ve felted this is one of my favourites. I sold it over a year ago…but it’s nice to remember past pieces of work 😉
18/03/2022
Loved felting these rocks last weekend
14/03/2022
The end product! Love these colours ♥️
My next plum nunofelted silk scarf. Wispy layers of merino wool, silk roving and recycled decorative fibres are laid on top of fine silk fabric. Encouraging the fibres to migrate through the tiny holes in the fabric takes time and patience…
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