At the opening of the exhibition in June 2025 For the past five months, several of my masks have been part of the exhibition The Sheep Ate Up the Fairies  at Trowbridge Museum — a wonderfully imaginative exploration of how industrialisation reshaped Wiltshire’s wool towns and, with them, the older rhythms of rural life. As the exhibition draws to a close today, I’ve been reflecting on the seven pieces I contributed — each exploring how Wiltshire’s woollen heritage and folklor

March is a month of contradictions for me this year. On one hand, I received the exciting news that I shared in my previous post. You can...

I am thrilled to announce that I will be collaborating with fellow felter Paulene Bryant to present two unique workshops at the gallery...

Fox masks - Reynard and Regina I've been busy so far this year creating a new wildlife collection of masks. We have two new foxes,...

Really looking forward to my first Green Man workshop on 12th March at the Made in Bradford on Avon shop. For more information see the...

Very much looking forward to attending this event on Saturday - with our special collection of Apple Jack Green Man masks and many other...

I am very pleased to have been included in this Wildlife-focused art trail which started yesterday. Ten of my wildlife masks are...

Valerian Fibres is thrilled that as part of our town celebration on 23/05/21, we will be having a masked parade. People are invited to...