Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some answers to some of the most common questions we get asked.

This will be my first time working with willow which are the best activities for someone starting out

 It depends on how you like to work and how quickly you workdnif your someone who likes to focus on small items and is very neat and likes to take your times then you may prefer working on something small , larger sculptures allow the possibility to express and free up your creativity but dont let that put your of it just takes longer if you prefer neatness and uniformity.

I would like to buy one of your sculptures shown on the website but its not for sale

If the artwork is not in the shop, it may be ready to go with me to a art show or it has already found a new home. All of my creations are unique giving them their own identity, if you would like me to create you a brother or sister or indeed something different please contact me to discuss. 

How long will a willow sculpture last

 It all depends , if  the sculpture is kept under cover and in the dry it can last for many years, if you want to put it outside you will need to treat it  with a preservative. ( details will be provided) loosley woven sculptures can last on average 2 - 3 years densly woven sculptures often  last for much longer 5 years or more depending on the elements etc . I provide after care details with the artwork that I create and provide information sheets for students with advise on how to do this.

Can I change or cancel my order?

 This may be possible depending on the terms and conditions of the order if you have placed a order and I have not confirmed the sale please contact me straight away, all details of purchase are set out under the terms and conditions page.

If you wish to postpone or cancel a workshop please follow the link for more details, this also includes details if I need to cancel the workshop.

 For any other queries relating to workshops you may find the answers in the pages under the workshop heading.