Evensong is an evolving collection of typographic hand quilts bearing sacred and secular messages of comfort: the stillness and hush of evening in a blanket of slumber, repose, solace and protection until the break of day.

A startling line from the Anglican Evensong service; the first in a collection of quilts bearing messages of comfort and protection through the night hours.

200 x 220cm

Hand quilted linen and cotton patchwork bound with striped Khadi cotton

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From a popular poem about evening by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, in the colours of Victorian décor and painting.

200 x 200cm

Hand quilted linen, cotton and silk patchwork bound with silk.

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The benediction made famous by the voice of ‘Mama’ Cass Elliott in 1968, in California thrift shop colours against a field of denim and chambray.

210 x 210

Linen, cotton Khadi and wax print patchwork bound with Indian striped viscose

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Henry Purcell’s Evening Hymn of 1689, asks, “to the soft bed my body I dispose, but where shall my soul repose?”

250 x 225cm

Linen and cotton patchwork

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The visionary penultimate line of a treasured Victorian hymn.

250 x 200cm

Linen, cotton and silk patchwork

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