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MARY COLEMAN
Mary has been making lace for nearly 40 years, mainly bobbin lace, and enjoys experimenting with unusual threads and materials. She works with or without a grid, often completely freely, and incorporates copper wire, silk paper, and whatever she can find into her designs.
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She is currently exploring the use of wool, silk and paper yarns and fibres, and experimenting with felting, as well as mixing wire, wool, silk and paper into one design, and anything else that will fit the design.
 Stages of the River Severn, Birth, Life, Deathby Mary Coleman |  Dress Decorationby Mary Coleman |  Whirling dervishby Mary Coleman 20cmx17cm x17cm |
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 Rushesby Mary Coleman Woollen yarns and silk paper 40x17cm |  Fractured iceby Mary Coleman Woollen and mixed yarns 30x30x4cm |  Captivate 1 and 2by Mary Coleman Copper wire, thread and silk paper 15x9x9cm and 12x8x8cm |
 Experiment with wire, wool and silkby Mary Coleman A hanging of lace made with bobbins using wool and mixed fibres. Lace like insertions using silk paper, wire netting and printing. 85x45 Exhibited at Shape Shifting, 2014 |
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