Louise Watson - Textile Artist
Hedgerow harvest
Sunday, 13 November 2022
Hookshouse Pottery exhibition
Two drawings for the exhibition at Hookshouse Pottery, Leighterton Lane, Tetbury, Glos 12 -20th November. These were inspired by keeping a Nature Journal, I spend as much time drawing now as stitching.
Thursday, 28 April 2022
Birds in Stitch
Two new birds for the Freshair Sculpture Trail at Quenington June 5th-26th. Coming up fast so trying to get things finished. More detail on my Instagram account - louisemaywatson.
Friday, 25 March 2022
Latest work
Here is some of my latest work -Black tailed Godwits and a Kingfisher - new work for Quenninton Sculpture Trail in June.
Small things to Lift the Spirits book. with travelling bag.
Pages from my Perpetual Journal - filling up niely now.
Small things to Lift the Spirits book. with travelling bag.
Pages from my Perpetual Journal - filling up niely now.
Thursday, 13 January 2022
December journal and new embroidery
A few pages from my perpetual journal from December and two new embroideries.
This piece is based on the colour of Autumn leaves. It took a long time to complete but I loved the slow stitching.
This wren and lichens was only finished a few days ago. These two pieces are for the exhibition at Quenington Sculpture Trail in June. Dates in side bar.
This piece is based on the colour of Autumn leaves. It took a long time to complete but I loved the slow stitching.
This wren and lichens was only finished a few days ago. These two pieces are for the exhibition at Quenington Sculpture Trail in June. Dates in side bar.
Wednesday, 1 December 2021
Tuesday, 16 November 2021
work in progress
Just a few pictures of work in progress for next year exhibition at Quennington Sculpture Trail in June.
Tuesday, 2 November 2021
Perpetual Nature Journal October
Hello everyone, here are my perpetual journal pages for October. This morning was the first frost of the year and it is interesting to look back and see my recoerds of when the first frost came over these last few years. Oct 27 in 2019. sept 28th in 20202 and Nov 2nd in 2021. With the clocks going back and now some a chill to the air it does feel that winter is on its way but just now we are enjoying the wonderful colours of Autumn.
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