Jasmine Linington Textiles

11/07/2024

A dream come true 💫

I’ve been following Toast for many years now. I first came across the brand when I was studying on my BA textile degree , nearly 10 years ago now! Where has the time gone? So when they reached out earlier this year about featuring me in their digital magazine, it was very much a pinch me moment.

If you’d like to read the full article, head over to my press page x

Words by .mansell
Photography by


TOAST values slow, thoughtful living, creating simple, functional pieces with long-lasting quality. They collaborate globally with artisans to support local communities, preserve craftsmanship, and foster longevity in their products.

19/06/2024

Sunny days highlighting the intricate textures and natural earthy hues of densely embellished kelp seaweed sequins and embroidered SeaCell fibre - inspired by sand ripples.

09/02/2024

03/09/2023

A beautifully curated wall of art, featuring Kelp Sequin, No. 5.

19/08/2023

Colours of Seaweed, No. 3 and No. 4.

Gorgeous as a pair or on their own and both available as made to order items on my website.

18/08/2023

Hi everyone, I thought I would hop on here to let you all know that although I have been very quiet on here recently, I am still working away behind the scenes, fulfilling orders and working on commissions.

Life is quite different for me now and I love it very much. We welcomed a little member into our family this March 👶🏼 he is adorable, and his name is Fergie.

I am hoping to have a little more time now to share my work on here, so here goes the first post in over 6 months, with plenty more to follow 🤞🏼 x

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Me, making a buckthorn bark dye bath to dye up some SeaCell fibre and yarn for a wall hanging.

07/02/2023

Work in progress - finishing off a large Colours of Seaweed commission. The blank areas will be filled in for this piece, but I’m quite enjoying the random spaces scattered throughout for a little moment of breath.

27/01/2023

Seaweed Ripple No.1

I love how time allows the kelp sequins to mature in their colour, creating a mix of green and reddish brown tones.

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09/01/2023

A mix of dried seaweed, from gorgeous purple dulse to channel wrack.

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18/12/2022

.scotland in the interior section.

Featuring my Sand Ripple Tassels No.1 wall hanging above the door. Such a great way to make use of the tall wall space.

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16/12/2022

I’ve been quietly working away in the studio on some exciting projects over the last few weeks. One being some new bespoke cushions for the recently opened .scotland

Bard were looking for warm earthy and ochre tones in the embroidery and I have loved working with these tones. A shift away from my current cushion collection, yet one I will certainly be continuing with. The addition of the fluffy SeaCell lines brings a lovely texture to the cushions, along with a relaxed, yet elegant finish.

09/11/2022

Knotted Wrack.

This species is up there on my favourites list. I especially love the colour gradient from Olive green to sun bleached tip.