May saw the return of textile artist and “wobble-gob” Anne Brooke, who came to talk to us about recent times when she lost her mojo, the pandemic, and how she came out the other side. Her new work reflects the holes in life caused by losses and upheavals, and shows how these can be re-filled to become complete again in a new normal. She brought along examples of her work, which were based on wooden embroidery hoops, using smaller projects to fill the holes, which reflected her journey and made the work deeply personal.