Page 8: Lace shawl, hand spun Canadian Shetland lace wool from naturally coloured sheep.
Page 9: Lace shawl, designer yarn; New approach to shawl design.
- 2006 Australia "Blurring the Boundaries: Fashion Design Innovation
in Contemporary Knitting". Fairfield City Museum and Gallery,
a centre of excellence in contemporary textiles and fibre arts.
- 2007 World of Threads Festival: Common Thread Exhibition (Sheridan Institute, Ontario): First prize, Traditional Design.
Page 10: Lace shawl, designer yarn. 2006 Alberta "Focus on Fibre" First Prize. Exhibited in Alberta Craft Council Gallery.
Page 11-12: 2008 Alberta "Focus on Fibre" Designer award: First Prize and Best of category.
Page 13-14: Lace shawls, Canadian Shetland lace wool from naturally coloured sheep
Page 15-19: Cheongju International Craft Biennale: Lace shawl, 30g of 60/2 silk, 122 x 91 cm. With this shawl I was privileged to be one of
the 208 Canadian fine craft artists from all provinces and territories
selected to be part of the Unity and Diversity exhibit in the Canadian
guest pavilion at the 2009 Cheongju International Craft Biennale.
Page 20: Lace shawl, Canadian Shetland lace wool from naturally coloured sheep.
Page 33: Lace-on-Lace: fragile and bold come together. A
combination of a large 60/2 silk shawl and the shawl from page 10 of
this Booklet,made with designer yarn.
Page 34: Triangular lace shawl: this silver-grey shawl and the two
following shawls were made from yarn reworked from designs I had
made 10 years previously, but which were never worn. All are in fine
metallic/shimmer yarns. The yarn was unpicked and reworked
without any other processing.
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