My work is currently available in The Biscuit Factory gallery, here in Newcastle. Smaller pieces and reproductions are available in Just Canny on the fabulous independent shopping street, Park View, in Whitley Bay.
If you are interested in my community art work please go to the Community Art Projects page.
Journey Mapping
Small abstract textiles from my current series, Journey Mapping. These pieces explore the feeling of being in the landscape, exploring the environment and taking time to absorb the unique sights and sounds of each place. I work from notes and drawings taken during my walks in the landscape to create these unique small artworks. Each piece measures 10 x 10cm approximately and is framed in a white glazed box frame measuring 20 x 20 cm
£65.00
Greetings Cards
Greetings cards pack of 5 assorted
I have greetings cards printed here in the UK on FSC card with kraftpaper envelopes. A set of 5 square or five rectangular cards will be posted out to you, let me know if you have a preference for shape or image.
£16.00
Examples of square cards – Landscape images
Examples of square cards – Floral images
Summertime, Pembroke
Inspired by my first trip to the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast, in 2019.
SOLD
Walking Glen Rosa, Isle of Arran
The valley below Goat Fell, on the Isle of Arran. I visit often to see family.
SOLD
Late Summer 2018 – detail
£160.00 – framed 41 x 23 cm
Late Summer
Appliqué and stitch used to create a garden filled with sunflowers, this developed from one of my hospital arts projects with Room for You
£160.00
Beyond Eyemouth – Detail 2017
Walking along the high coast path and looking down on to the crashing waves below.
This Land Rises All the Way To The Sky
2019
Applique and free machine embroidery with needlefelted clouds.
This piece was inspired by visits to the Borders, with willow herb in full bloom across the fields. There was such a sense of openess about the scenery – as if the green hills were only stopped by the sky.
SOLD
URBAN EFFLORESCENCE V 2018
Work exploring the beauty and tenacity of wild flowers in urban settings, these flowers grow on the cycle path I take into town.
Three dimensional textile sculptures with a seaside theme.
These form part of my workshop offer
‘Galloway Hills’ and ‘Stonechat Land’
Landscapes created using hand dyed fabrics and free motion embroidery
Donna Cheshire Textiles 
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