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Decided to develop with Fair Isle in mind to tie into the RGU Heritage Collection more

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Family photographs from late 1800's of family in the Scottish Highlands as well as jewellery I have inherited.

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Gansey project was assigned during elective knitwear module at VIA University, Herning Campus. Decided to look at UK Gansey as well as Bute for inspiration, where my mother's side of the family comes from.

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Grannie Heather who taught me how to hand knit. Wanted to bring in elements about without looking too crafty and unprofessional so decided to use roving and the fair isle pattern to create cohesion between the two textile pieces.

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Created interesting textures but didn't relate to family and heritage enough

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Garment design was developed with the knitwear samples in mind. In order to allow them to be the main element, simple but elegant silhouettes were required

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Knitwear samples were developed practically to ensure tactile nature mimicking the brail I used as inspiration.

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LOOK AGAIN x RGU HERITAGE COLLECTION commissioned work for exhibition during residency year

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LOOK AGAIN x RGU HERITAGE COLLECTION commissioned work for exhibition during residency year