Pink Geranium Stripe combines graceful geranium flowers and soft foliage with a clean, linear structure, creating a distinctive striped botanical pattern that feels both feminine and contemporary.

“Fern” unfolds as a graceful study in natural form and graphic elegance, its delicately drawn fronds and organic leaf shapes flowing across a balanced composition that feels both airy and structured.

“Nasturtium” marries classical botanical charm with contemporary subtlety, a delicate dance of sinuous nasturtium vines and soft, sculptural leaves rendered in a refined palette that whispers of English country gardens and understated luxury.

I love a red Geranium, especially when it's in a vintage terracotta pot! Ideally, rows of them lining pathways, or on windowsills, just waiting to be touched and to release their lemon aroma.

There are so many Lilac trees in our village, and they look spectacular when they burst into bloom. I love all the shades of purples and pinks, some bordering on blue.

I have loved sewing for as long as I can remember, right from primary school hand sewing little pillows for my dolls, then on to secondary school where is was pretty much the only subject I loved.

When we visited Limone in Italy we were hoping to see swathes of lemon groves full of bright yellow juicy fruit, and whilst we saw lots for sale, it was the wrong time to see them on the trees. They still looked fantastic in the crates, piled high with their leaves still on.

Inspired by the beautiful city of Florence, this design is part of the Duomo Collection. Florence is one of our favourite places to go on holiday, friendly people, great food and wonderful architecture.

I’ve been wanting to design some fabric to re-upholster a chair at home, and finally got round to doing it! This design is inspired by a beautiful Mexican Orange Blossom bush that grows in our village

There’s nothing quite like seeing your design on a product, and this year I’m concentrating on fabric designs. I love making my own clothes, and it would be incredible to see other people walking around wearing one of my designs.

I’m in the middle of making a new collection, called ‘Love Birds’, which of course will be Valentine/Love themed.

I’m working really hard to make sure this collection has lots of variety, whilst working cohesively together. What I’m really honing in on is the design layouts, the very bones of the design, and finding historical layouts that will help me with this.

It’s finally finished, my English Country Cottage Cut Flower calendar is here ready to buy. It would make the perfect gift for the gardener in your life, and as Christmas is coming up, what better time to get one.

I’ve been slowly working behind the scenes on my 2026 calendar for gardeners. It will feature beautiful florals that grow in our British climate, recognisable to so many of you.

My new Tea Towels have arrived, and will be for sale shortly in my Etsy shop!

I’m still working my way through the months, so here is February. I think there will be tweaks at the end to make them all really feel like a cohesive collection, but I’m so happy with the results so far! February features cottage garden classics, Daffodils and Hyacinths.

I’m designing a calendar! And I’m loving the process so far. It’s aimed at Gardeners, who love English Cottage Garden plants, but with a modern style.

I always prefer to take my own photos as inspiration for my work, not only can I photograph the item from lots of different angles, I can photograph it at different stages in it’s life cycle, and get macro images for all those little details.

Sewing Is My Super Power - My latest Surface Pattern Design, which features a strong, independent sewist and all their tools.

Earlier in the year I visited The Stitch Festival for the first time. I’ve visited The Knitting And Stitching shows for many years, and was intrigued to see what this one was like, and it didn’t disappoint! Liberty and Patrick Grant!!! My day was made. He even signed my book.

I love visiting exhibitions, and the V&A put on spectacular ones.