My jewellery is made up of simple shapes, colour, pattern and texture. I love to make very textural pieces using silver, copper, brass and occasionally gold, either by hammering, stamping or imprinting using my rolling mill. Each will very slightly due to the techniques used. My colour collection explores the use of wood, paint and print in my pieces. Using my own linocut patterns I print onto the plywood, layering and playing until I like what I see. I work in an intuitive way and never really know what patterns and textures will emerge. Each piece is unique due to the mono-print technique. All wood is sealed using Renaissance wax to protect it.

You can now browse my husband’s hand made leather goods here too! Handbags, ruck sacks, brief cases, belts, wallets and bracelets, all made with veg tan leather, hand stitched and finished in his workshop in West Yorkshire.