Foxed

I’ve put my hook down for a few weeks now, as I’ve been focussing on some new art works, including a tawny owl and Mr Fox – Cecil to his friends! – below.

Being in the thick of the countryside still fills me with wonder every day, and I’m really aware of the subtle changes as we move through the seasons. I recently attended a workshop to celebrate all things Beltane, and I am slowly returning to full speed, keeping up with the hustle and bustle of new growth and life. I even made some micro fairy lights bunting to celebrate!

Whatever you’re getting up to, I hope you’re able to make the most of the warmer longer days.

Until next time,

Anne-Louise

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