Examples of work | tallulahmahoolah

A truely 3D tree. Attached to the background textile picture with the addition of a shelf. Becoming more sculptural with my textile work. This piece is inspired by a special tree on Dartmoor which is at my favorite picnic spot - my grandchildren and I are shaping great memories in its shadow. £80

Afternoon walk Created with mulberry bark, beads and fleece.This is a large wallhanging on tab tops so is ideal to hang from a pole. £100	I Love You, Tree A truely 3D tree. Attached to the background textile picture with the addition of a shelf. Becoming more sculptural with my textile work. This piece is inspired by a special tree on Dartmoor which is at my favorite picnic spot - my grandchildren are shaping great memories in its shadow.£80	Early One Morning I pass a field each day on my way to work which makes me smile. It is such a beautiful shape and edged with glorious trees - that field sets me up for a day in the office.£55
From the top of the hill Clumps of trees create a certain atmosphere. They are either inviting or mysterious - whichever, they beg to be explored. £100	Rockpool When I was 12 I drew a rockpool using pen and ink. That picture still resides in my tatty old portfolio I used silk cocoons and unusal threads torecreate it. £55	Over and Under
Summer Days This picture is dedicated to my granddaughter and was used in my book "Under the Covers With Caterpillars"	Sunset on the Moor	Stumpwork Doodle My work is becoming more abstract - this type of work creates a picture, a frame for a mirror, a cover for a book, or a paperweight.
Spring Walk Inspired by walks in the woods near Meldon when the bluebells are in full bloom	Copse on the hill	River 1
Autumn	Triangular trees	Moor river
Heather Moor	Copse	Sunset 1
Safe Harbour	River 2	Sun Lit Woods
Late Afternoon	Trickle	Rajesthan
Beautiful day	Gentle Slopes	To the Lighthouse Godrevey Lighthouse, Gwithian, Nr St Ives is a very special place for me - a happy place. This piece is formed with knitting, thousands of beads and the waves from a skirt donated by a friend when I told her it would make a fabulous sea.
Shelter I have created several dry stone walls with sheep - the rocks are made from alpaca wool bound with bits of old tights - the colour in the fleece creates a very rock like quality but the fine covering makes them tactile, yet resilient to touch. £50	Memories of Rajesthan I entered a competition in 2013 and this piece won the "Visitor's Choice". Behind each door there is a photo printed on linen. There is lots of beading and the bouganvillia is made from silk I found in the souk in Marrakesh.	Morning Bluebells Spring is a time of promise and my sister-in-law, Sue and I have had many walks amongst bluebells together. I love the mistiness the purple blue haze the flowers creates in between the trees
Happy Fish I created this picture whilst on holiday at Sennen Cove, Cornwall. There are layers of voile which partially cover lots of beading. I think the fish is very happy in his environment.	Jester Jug	Jester Jug
Jester Jugs I have started making fabricvases. This rather poor photo, I hope, gives you a feel for these fun ornaments. A glass popped inside can hold real or dried flowers. These can be made to match your upholstery or curtain fabric.

Afternoon walk

Created with mulberry bark, beads and fleece.This is a large wallhanging on tab tops so is ideal to hang from a pole. £100

I Love You, Tree

A truely 3D tree. Attached to the background textile picture with the addition of a shelf. Becoming more sculptural with my textile work. This piece is inspired by a special tree on Dartmoor which is at my favorite picnic spot - my grandchildren are shaping great memories in its shadow.£80

Early One Morning

I pass a field each day on my way to work which makes me smile. It is such a beautiful shape and edged with glorious trees - that field sets me up for a day in the office.£55

From the top of the hill

Clumps of trees create a certain atmosphere. They are either inviting or mysterious - whichever, they beg to be explored. £100

Rockpool

When I was 12 I drew a rockpool using pen and ink. That picture still resides in my tatty old portfolio I used silk cocoons and unusal threads torecreate it. £55

Over and Under

Summer Days

This picture is dedicated to my granddaughter and was used in my book "Under the Covers With Caterpillars"

Sunset on the Moor

Stumpwork Doodle

My work is becoming more abstract - this type of work creates a picture, a frame for a mirror, a cover for a book, or a paperweight.

Spring Walk

Inspired by walks in the woods near Meldon when the bluebells are in full bloom

Copse on the hill

River 1

Autumn

Triangular trees

Moor river

Heather Moor

Copse

Sunset 1

Safe Harbour

River 2

Sun Lit Woods

Late Afternoon

Trickle

Rajesthan

Beautiful day

Gentle Slopes

To the Lighthouse

Godrevey Lighthouse, Gwithian, Nr St Ives is a very special place for me - a happy place. This piece is formed with knitting, thousands of beads and the waves from a skirt donated by a friend when I told her it would make a fabulous sea.

Shelter

I have created several dry stone walls with sheep - the rocks are made from alpaca wool bound with bits of old tights - the colour in the fleece creates a very rock like quality but the fine covering makes them tactile, yet resilient to touch. £50

Memories of Rajesthan

I entered a competition in 2013 and this piece won the "Visitor's Choice". Behind each door there is a photo printed on linen. There is lots of beading and the bouganvillia is made from silk I found in the souk in Marrakesh.

Morning Bluebells

Spring is a time of promise and my sister-in-law, Sue and I have had many walks amongst bluebells together. I love the mistiness the purple blue haze the flowers creates in between the trees

Happy Fish

I created this picture whilst on holiday at Sennen Cove, Cornwall. There are layers of voile which partially cover lots of beading. I think the fish is very happy in his environment.

Jester Jug

Jester Jug

Jester Jugs

I have started making fabricvases. This rather poor photo, I hope, gives you a feel for these fun ornaments. A glass popped inside can hold real or dried flowers. These can be made to match your upholstery or curtain fabric.