Her work involves a transformation of industrial materials by adding a soft feminine touch. These sculptures incorporate a combination of everyday items including metal pipes, curtain hooks, food colouring and wool. The objects are reassembled through a manipulation of pipes with her process of stitching with wool, using a continuous loop and knot technique. 

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During the industrial revolution, many women were employed to run the latest, modern cotton mills, spinning and warping the wool into fabric. She unites these distinctive objects - the stitched wool and metal framework - together in her sculptural work, presenting a connection between its material components and the resilience women sustained whilst operating the moving machinery. This work aims to look back and pay homage to working women of the past, especially now as technology continues to flourish.

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