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A Little About Me

- India Scott-Hollow

My enjoyment of turning particularly long bits of string into something vaguely artistic started at 11. A friend began showing me how to cross stitch and for several years I did little else, especially through the various lockdowns in 2020 and 2021. It was during those years that I decided cross stitch didn't use up embroidery threads fast enough, so I began making macrame bracelets to pass the long hours stuck inside. A few began to sell, and it gave me something to devote my time to but I quickly wanted to expand to techniques beyond knots. I happened to see a pattern for some crocheted shell stitch gloves and on an impulse bought a hook and some yarn I liked (it was multi-textured and a ridiculous choice for a first project!). The gloves are different sizes and I'm sure have a good many mistakes, but I still have them. And I haven't stopped crocheting since that first project. About 3 months later I wrote my first pattern, a colour changing fern that was the basis for my logo and to this day is one of my favourite things to make. 3 years on and I now spend most of my time designing and making anything and everything I can think up!

A Little More About The Work

Amidst my own learning of the real time it takes to make anything handmade, I've also been involved with the fantastic work at

The Rhythms Of Grace for the past 3 years. Established in 2001 by my mother, Felicity, we work with the awareness of rhythm and its subtle presence in every area of our lives, which we explore through drumming. Completely by accident (though I'm certain from her eyes it is absolutely to be expected) both me and my mother have centred our work and lives around stepping away from convenience and closer to an appreciation for what having the privilege of time can really do. It's something I find easy to overlook. 

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A Greener   Shade

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