My work grows from a deep love and fascination of the natural world. I love exploring the shapes, textures of the flora and fauna around me, from my own garden to places I discover while travelling.

I have a magpie level of love for found and sustainable materials, and am endlessly fascinated by the prospect of making things that connect to the natural world around me. I work with discarded and rescued textiles, and make many of my dyes from plants foraged locally or grown in my garden. These materials carry their own stories, marks and histories, becoming part of new pieces that connect us back to the natural world.

My journey into slow stitching began during a period of burnout and recovery. The quiet time spent in the garden, stitching, creating and reconnecting with the seasons showed me how powerful making can be. That experience continues to shape both my art and the way I share it.

Through my studio, workshops and Create and Flo, I invite people into this slower way of making — with no need for previous experience, just curiosity and a willingness to have a go. Whether stitching, dyeing, gathering or simply looking closely, I hope my work offers a gentle way to pause, connect and find beauty in the everyday.