© Iona Mackenzie Laycock

One of Britain's leading
textile artists

In the work below you start to see how I have introduced machine and hand stitch into my work. I have always tried to use elements of the landscape in my work and while walking along the shore I discovered richly coloured rock fragments which I have started to stitch into my work.

View of Ben Hope through a window 52x 41x10cms	View of Ben Hope through a window. Detail 1	View of Ben Hope through a window. Detail 2
Earth Fragments 1 52x41x10cms	Earth Fragments 2 52x41x10cms	Earth Fragments 3 52x41x10cms
Misty morning Sutherland. 51x22x7.5cms	Misty morning Sutherland. Detail 1	Misty morning Sutherland. Detail 2
Morning light, Ben Spionnaidh 15x15cms	The Kyle in Summer, Sutherland 20x20 cms	Detail
Croft house, Sutherland 28x28cms	Croft house and burn, Sutherland 26x46cms	Headland, Sutherland 28x28cms
Hidden Lochan, Sutherland 35x45cms	Icons 28x28cms	Isle of Skye 28 x28cms
Kyle of Tongue detail 40x90cms	Loch and rock 28x28cms	Lochan above, Laid, Sutherland 28x28cm
Lochan Sutherland detail 40x60cms	Strathbeag, Sutherland 45x45cms	Headland, Sutherland 28x28cms
Figures in the mountain, Sutherland 35x60cms