Debbie Rudolph is a Falmouth-based designer and weaver whose studio practice is built upon a foundation of sustainable heritage and circular design. Central to her work is the use of deadstock yarns—surplus materials salvaged from commercial production—which she repurposes into handwoven textiles to prevent them from being sent to landfills.
The core of Debbie’s collection consists of cushions, table runners, and placemats. Each piece is designed with a dual intent: to serve a practical, daily purpose in the home while providing an aesthetically enriching experience.
Through these functional items, she showcases the meticulous workmanship, heritage craft, and materiality that define her practice.
Debbie also focuses on making the craft of weaving more accessible, having developed her own range of "Make Me Looms" produced from recycled plastic locally in Cornwall. To view her latest available work, you can visit her online shop.
Debbie also focuses on making the craft of weaving more accessible, having developed her own range of "Make Me Looms" produced from recycled plastic locally in Cornwall. To view her latest available work, you can visit her online shop.