Photo Gallery
13 Oct 2026, 6pm - 8pm
Following a presentation from Katerina, attendees will be invited to partake in a botanical embroidery activity. Using homegrown flowers from her allotment in Malvern, harvested and carefully dried and preserved, you will create a small stitched keepsake to take home.
Browse a selection of Katerina’s artwork and embroidered textile samples, and learn more about her alternative materials in her “Library of Plant Embellishments.” Or take a moment of pause in the reading nook where you can discover Katerina’s debut book Stitching With Nature, alongside a curated collection of Katerina’s favourite horticultural and nature craft books.
All of this will be enjoyed over selection of soothing herbal teas and sweet, floral culinary delights – inspired by the plants referenced in the book. With music and visuals setting the scene, the event promises to transport you to a summers’ evening filled with nature, as we shift into the winter season ahead.
Promoting community and conscious growing is at the heart of this event, you are encouraged to bring along seeds to take part in a seed swap.
*You will be able to purchase a signed copy of Katerina’s book from the Garden Museum giftshop on the evening of the event.
Stitching with Nature: Creating material magic with the natural world by Katerina Knight is published by Batsford, 1 October 2026.
Photos by Amanda Jackson
Katerina Knight is an English textile artist, writer and educator. She graduated with a Masters in Textiles from the Royal College of Art London in 2023 as a Burberry scholar. She is a Homo Faber artisan and in 2025 was shortlisted for the Heritage Crafts Emerging Embroiderer of the Year.
Having left pursuing a career in the luxury fashion industry behind, Katerina now has a slow artistic practice and creates one-of-a-kind textile artefacts that have been exhibited internationally, most recently at XTANT 2024 and Dutch Design Week 2023. Katerina lectures at Hereford College of Art and has developed a workshop series ‘Stitching with Nature’ with the endeavour to share how working akin with nature and craft can restore personal and planetary well-being.
Katerina now lives in the heart of the English countryside in Malvern, Worcestershire. Immersed in a natural landscape she enjoys long walks in the hills mindfully foraging wild plants and flora and grows her own plants in the community garden of her local Buddhist temple she attends.
Katerina is a published writer, contributing to publications such as; Embroidery Magazine and Selvedge Magazine, where she works as an Editorial Assistant. Katerina is also a lecturer on BA Textiles at Hereford College of Art.