from the studio No. 37

On Wed 6th Nov 2024, SUSTAINABLE FASHION WEEK hosted an event at Bristol Cathedral called FASHION ON EARTH. Invited to take part, I showcased a natural dyed corduroy bomber jacket in 5 different colours with a few one-off pieces, including a natural dyed painted kilt. Raven Roundwood Timber Frames, created a stunning exhibition stand for my natural dyed, hanging canvas installation backdrop.

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from the studio No. 35

When creating artwork dye irregularities doesn’t matter so much as it adds visual texture, plus I paint on top of the dyed canvas. But a mark in the wrong place on a garment can look like an unwanted stain. It’s one reason people combine tie-dye or batik with natural dye, the blemishes become disguised. But I want to create a different look than we are used to with natural dye - it’s a challenge to create an even colour - something more chic, by using interesting colour combinations (I’m a colour geek) and beautiful planet conscious fabrics.

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from the studio No. 34

On Wed 6th Nov 2024, SUSTAINABLE FASHION WEEK hosted an event at Bristol Cathedral called FASHION ON EARTH. Invited to take part, I showcased a natural dyed corduroy bomber jacket in 5 different colours with a few one-off pieces, including a natural dyed painted kilt. Raven Roundwood Timber Frames, created a stunning exhibition stand for my natural dyed, hanging canvas installation backdrop.

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From the studio No.33

In a David and Goliath scenario, I’ve been pressured into changing my natural dyed clothing brand name (before it’s even launched).

We hear about insecure, avaricious big companies working to squeeze out independents, putting pressure on them in some way with their big buck budgets.

Well, they object to my use of the word sonnet in the name SONNET by Sarah Poland.

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