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Children's illustrator and cricket lover cultivates vegetables and cats in rural Oxfordshire.
1. Alpaca birds workshop p-Lush 2015


My first creations with alpaca wool - I was thrilled to be asked to host a workshop at the p-Lush Alpaca Show on March 27th. So I chose to make little birds, which are ideal for beginners.




Rather different to my normal merino - bizarrely, the fibres seemed finer and yet at the same time, more 'hairy'.



So although I strived for my usual smooth finish, they did come out looking a little fuzzy. But I rather liked the natural effect. There are only 12 places on this workshop and they are booking already - details and registration can be found on the p-Lush booking page here. Join in, it'll be fun!



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