Make and Do Hong Kong

Excited to share our beautiful, community-centered embroidered dragon, lovingly crafted by students, parents, teachers, office staff, ground staff, lunch moms, and many more!

This special project began in November 2025, and we managed to finish it just in time for Chinese New Year 2026! 🎉

A heartfelt thank you to everyone at Sha Tin Junior Schoolwho contributed! Your creativity and dedication have made this possible. Let’s celebrate together!

She’s finished. The embroidered, rainbow-coloured, community-made dragon. I love her 😍
She’s ready just-in-time for her first Chinese new year dragon dance. I can’t wait to see her in action!

Ready to go back to her forever home tomorrow.
I’m going to miss her 🐉

I don’t even know how to begin to start sharing all the photos from this incredible project with . This is our section of the mural that we collaborated with the incredibly talented .

It’s all been a crazy whirlwind. It looks amazing!

Go get yourselves up to the to go see it over the Christmas holidays if you’re here in HK.

Sorry to everyone who is waiting for an email or WhatsApp reply from the last month, I’m getting to it 💛

Dragon tail

.make.and.do.hk has been travelling all over Hong Kong this term to run textile ECA’s for students at primary and secondary schools.

This is the giant fabric bug after school club she has been running at Kellett school in Pok Fu Lam. 🐞🪲

New cone delivery, new project coming up!
I can’t wait to share this one with you 🐉

Yesterday, one of my koi fish artworks ”Autumn Ripple” found a new home, and I couldn’t be more thrilled!

Reflecting on my journey, it all began in August 2022, just a month before my due date, when I had the honour of exhibiting my work at for the first time. I created three giant cross-stitch koi fish, each one holding a special place in my heart.

- The first fish was sold the week before my daughter Mathilde was born.
- In the following months, I was commissioned to create three huge frames for Chiuchow Garden restaurant in Causeway Bay by the talented architect
- A year later, the second fish was sold after my solo show at
- And now, the third fish swam off to its new home yesterday!

Each of these fish represents a unique chapter in my life and artistic journey. I’m so grateful they have found new homes where they can be cherished. Thank you to everyone who has supported me along the way!

The things you have to do to capture that perfect angle!

This dragon is made of woven materials. The phrase “织梦Weaving Dreams” implies weaving the dreams of childhood, full of poetry and beautiful expectations.

Collaboration with Clearwater bay students earlier this year, creating a dragon out of old recycled school uniforms.