In this episode, I'm delighted to be joined by contemporary textile artist Murron Fraser. 

Based in Manchester, Murron's work is inspired by nature, folklore and storytelling, creating richly layered textile pieces that invite us to look more closely at the hidden wonders of the natural world. Through a combination of machine embroidery, printmaking, and mixed media techniques, she creates artworks that are full of texture, colour and meaning. 

Alongside her artistic practice, Murron is also a passionate educator and workshop facilitator, helping others reconnect with their creativity through community projects, courses and nature-inspired textile experiences. 

In our conversation, we talk about the threads that run through her work, from Celtic folklore and the idea of hidden worlds, to the role of observation, curiosity and creative play in her practice. We also discuss how she balances life as a working artist, educator and community arts practitioner, and why slowing down can be such an important part of the creative process. 

Thank you Murron for speaking to me for Making Stitches Podcast!

You can see Murron's work over on her website: textilesbymurron.com

You can sign up to Murron's newsletter here: https://www.textilesbymurron.com/newsletter

Murron's Instagram profile is here and you can find her on Facebook here.

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