I'm delighted to have received a second bursary Award from Creative Scotland and Creative Learning Aberdeen to fund a new period of...

END OF RESIDENCY REFLECTIONS At the end of the residency I noted my own reflections on my time and what I had discovered about myself: My...

This is the second of my posts talking about my Scottish Textiles Crafting Futures residency.

First in a series of posts about my Scottish Textiles Residency for Crafting Futures.

Discover National Parks fortnight runs this year from 6 – 21 April, what better time then, to have our first family bothy adventure,...

For the whole of March this year I was participating in Joanne Hawker's 'March Meet the Maker'. It's always a fun month to follow along...

The 2nd of April marks the start of this year’s #the100dayproject #The100DayProject is a *free*, global art project. The idea is simple:...

At the weekends we love to get outdoors and do some exploring. There are so many beautiful walks on our doorstep but here are my top...

Following on from my latest post The benefits of getting outdoors what can you do if you can’t always get outdoors, and you are...

A post about getting outdoors, simple ways to get a bit of nature into your day to day life and scaling up to woodland adventures.

We've now finished the Sustaining Life as a Creative experience and it was such an amazing one! It was such a privilege to spend the time...

Following review by an Independent Selection Panel from Creative Scotland and Creative Learning Aberdeen I am delighted to have been...

I was delighted recently to be selected for this year’s Creative Learning Aberdeen’s ‘Sustaining Life as a Creative’ (or SLAAC)...

A blog post about following your passion, change, starting again and finding yourself in the process.

Have I mentioned that I love Colour? I love colour. I would say I prefer bold splashes of colour against more neutral colours. And If I...

Last week I spent such a lovely day in Edinburgh's 3 Hill Street studio space with Chloe Patience. Along with 9 other lovely ladies I was...

The Norweigans have a phrase, "Dorstokken mil" meaning the doorstep mile. The thinking behind it is that the hardest part of any journey...