Captivated by the process of working on a loom, Eva decided to specialise in weaving while studying Textile Design at university. After completing a couple of internships at woven design studios, she felt inspired to start her own business.
Aware of the climate crisis and the damaging effects of the textile industry, Eva had the idea of collecting pre-loved materials and reworking them into a unique woven piece. Vintage and second-hand fabrics are meaningful to use in weaving as they hold memories and associations from the past. Fabrics such as a jazzy 1980s shirt or 1970s corduroy curtain can give such a fun, distinct character to a finished woven piece.
Eva's products include unique wall hangings, woven brooches for customising clothing, and tassel earrings crafted with fabric remnants from the weaving process.
She now teaches beginners weaving workshops. Drop her an email for all the details and to book a day.
