“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’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 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.

A flurry of flourish’s at Wrest Park one sunny day, the perfect place to inspiration for my next fabric design.