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'Theatre Of The Grotesque No. 1'

‘Theatre Of The Grotesque No. 1’Hand woven tapestry This was the first in my Theatre Of The Grotesque series, in which I explore my childhood trauma through a series of vintage illustrations/photos - this one is from a cataract operation from the 19th century :O In this first piece I didn’t use text, as at the time I thought using text was far too obvious … though, to be honest, this means my messaging was way too vague. Saying that, I still really love this tapestry, as confronting as the imagery is. Massive thanks to Josh Juett for the photo...
Working at the 'Artists At Work' exhibition!

Day 1 of 'Artists At Work'! Head over to the Fringe Guide for all the details :)
'Artists At Work' exhibition

Hey everyone, my next group exhibition is opening on February 22 at Mrs Harris' Shop!You can find more information on the attached Adelaide Fringe guide, as well as on the flyer below:
Customer pics - OMG!!!

✨ When your handwoven pieces find the perfect home ✨ Pic 1: My stunning wall hanging in situ, adding texture and warmth to this beautifully renovated mid-century modern gem. 🖤 Pic 2: My Vintage Weave woven plant holder showcasing a lush spotted begonia—proof that art and nature make the perfect pair. 🌿 This high-end space radiates sophistication and taste, and I’m honoured to have my work featured here. Thank you for sharing your gorgeous space! Tag us in your pics to show how you style your Threefold Designs pieces! 💫 PS - I really need to get a spotted begonia,...
January is 'clean up your computer month'!

Did you know this?That’s hilarious - mine is a total hot mess … so when I saw this, I was inspired to get started :D I found these old pics of Anita wearing my original scarves that I was selling back in 2013!The first pic was taken where we used to live at Hallett Cove - we lived right near the cliff, and the beach further down is gorgeously rocky and picturesque! For the second pic - we took photos at a ruin called Old Kangaroo Inn, between Robe and Penola. We’ll have to visit there again, it’s awesome! I...