TECHNIQUES

Raw wool is opened and aligned by hand, preparing the fibres for spinning while preserving their natural character.

Wool fibres are drawn and twisted by hand into yarn, with thickness and tension guided by experience.

The movement of the loom brings individual threads into structure, transforming fibre into textile through repetition and precision.

Cotton or wool yarns are woven by hand on a backstrap loom, using body tension to control structure, rhythm and density.

Wool fibres are worked through moisture, pressure and friction, binding together to form a dense textile without weaving.

Colour is developed through a slow interaction between fibre, dye material, water and time.