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Portfolio

My recent work has been focused on the experimentation of skills, methods and materials. From felting and beading to creating collages, each piece demonstrates my current exploration into representing the natural world around me and interpreting new and found textures in my work.

A World Beyond

A World Beyond

A textile installation, inspired by tree bark, moss and lichen created from recycled materials wherever possible.

Tufted seascape

Tufted seascape

A landscape wall hanging depicting the Norfolk coastline.

Chester Cathedral

Chester Cathedral

Pen and ink sketch.

The beetles

The beetles

A collage piece. Materials created from leftover acrylics and paper.

Between the Tides: Sand

Between the Tides: Sand

1/3 In my 'Between the Tides' series of hand felted tapestries, including beading, felting and embroidery.

A World Beyond - ink

A World Beyond - ink

The initial drawing that inspired the larger textile work. Created from watercolour and ink.

Tree sketch

Tree sketch

Pen and watercolour. Inspired by gnarled trees and moss this is one of many sketches experimenting with makes and textures.

Between the Tides: Wash Away

Between the Tides: Wash Away

2/3 In my 'Between the Tides' series of hand felted tapestries, including beading, felting and embroidery.

Butterfly Collage

Butterfly Collage

A collage piece. Materials created from leftover acrylics and paper.

Tree Illustration

Tree Illustration

Drawing of a tree. Experimentation with mark making.

Between the Tides: Rising

Between the Tides: Rising

3/3 In my 'Between the Tides' series of hand felted tapestries, including beading, felting and embroidery.

As the Sea Surges

As the Sea Surges

Weaving made from second-hand yarn. Inspired by the changing tides along the coast.

Poem

Poem

The accompanying text to The Common exhibit from 2025

Embroidered Totes

Embroidered Totes

Some of my first handmade tote bags that I have since started to sell

But I am Not a Man

But I am Not a Man

Letter press print

© 2026 by Sinead Marray-Woods.

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