come to me
Commissioned by Epsom Methodist Church for a reflective prayer area this piece is based on Christ's words ... come to me - all of you who are tired from carrying heavy loads - and I will give you rest... more

Beatitudes
The screens based on the Beatitudes comprise of a series of large photographs printed on a glossy fabric and embellished with simple machine and hand stitches,  beads and natural objects. ... more

I Am
The preparation for all the projects takes place in the studio in Devon.  The twenty large scale I Am screens were worked on for Pentecost 2008 and relate the names of Jesus to contemporary vocations... more

The Cross
The suffering servant passages in Isaiah have always meant a lot to Jacqui and therefore she was enthusiastic to stitch them into the cross ... from a distance the words appear only as a texture on the... more

Living Water
Six pieces of work incorporating felting, stitched words and beading on the theme of living water.  Exhibited at the Mall Galleries in January 2008.

Water of Life
On the top of the 10 screens are sentences from the Bible which refer to water - from Amos' plea to:  let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream to Jesus' promise... more

The Journey
The screens entitled the journey tell the journey of Jesus during the last days of his life on earth.  They journey begins with the cruel cry 'crucify him' and ends with his ascension to the right... more

Angels
Jacqui's work on angels looks at references from Genesis to Revelation. The work includs three dimensional pieces and is worked with metal and fabric, photographic images, storyboards and includs a contemporary... more

Creation
Based on the Genesis account of creation these screens show that, whatever your view on the 'how and the when' of the beginning of our world, God was behind it all. The intense, bright colours help to... more

Darkness and Light
Aluminium, silks and embroidery thread are used to create a large scale piece darkness and light that was exhibited in the Mall Galleries, London in June 2006. This piece explores the relationship between... more