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Sales and CommissionsA commissioned Wild Weave is a personalised work of art that can bring exactly what is needed to enhance a room in your home or at work. After spending time listening to you and hearing what you need I can create a weave to match the colour scheme of your home or office, to inspire your mood with colour or to uplift and brighten a winter's day.
Whilst working to create a wild weave I work intuitively and I improvise to create a unique piece that explores and tells a story. I can embed text into the fabric, such as a poem, and this adds to the story. |
I can also make Wild Weaves for a loved one as a gift, with their favourite colours and perhaps with a poem dedicated to them. Below are some examples of my commissioned work.
Apache Peace(cotton-felt-string-feathers-beads-wool-thread-material-stick)
In Apache Peace there is no frame like traditional weaving, just an interesting stick from the woods or the beach and some materials is all that is needed to make a start. I didn’t like the flatness so added a pocket with a poem and other items to make it three dimensional. The name is a play on words as it is like a patch work piece and peace because it reminds me of the American Indians that were in touch with Mother Earth. I love the variety of colour that can be seen on the earth if one looks closely and is seen here, especially the green scattered in it and the lime green at the bottom of it representing the earth. |
Spring.(paper beads-recycled car seat cover beads-wool-string-beads-stick)
This weave was inspired by spring, the many colours of this season and the freshness of green everywhere, from the buds on a tree to the smell of freshly cut grass, hedgerows and the wonderful variety of smells from herbs. Gardens, fields and the moor are covered in green with a touch of colour and I wanted to recreate this in this weave. |
GriefTo help a friend or a loved one grieve after the loss of a family member, a friend or a pet I can create beautiful and consoling weaves filled with memories and to help express their grief.
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