Press

'Block Party' - inclusion in the 'Style Now' pages, which talks about Hare's Tail Printing's block-printed designs on vintage and antique sheets.

Homes & Antiques, June 2022

Working from her studio in Shropshire, Speronella Marsh hand-carves wooden blocks and prints onto antique linen to create a range of block-printed home textiles.

Selvedge, May/June 2022

'Creative imprint' - a feature exploring the time-honoured skill of hand block printing and the artistry in their creation, taking a look at a new generation of studio printers reinvigorating the craft.

Period Living, April 2022

A faded manor house in Shropshire has been brought back to life by owner Speronella Marsh, who has filled the interiors with her own striking, hand printed fabric designs.

The English Home, August 2021

Nature is also a source of ideas for Speronella Marsh of Hare’s Tail. Block prints have been a staple of English interiors since the eighteenth century, but Marsh’s overcalled designs bring vigour to a traditional technique. A former plantswoman for landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith, her prints - oak leaves, sea weed - originate from rural rambles. The hand-carved blocks are stamped onto antique linen sheets on her dining table. For Marsh it was important her business was both “local and sustainable”. 

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The English Home, March 2019

Hare's Tail specialises in block printing on vintage sheets and fabrics which can be made into curtains, blinds, and used for upholstery. Each sheet is one of a kind due to its colour, age and texture creating a unique look. 

Hare's Tail is a wonderful independent company who has exhibited at many of the same fairs as us this summer and we've really enjoyed getting to know the founder, Speronella. She shares our passion for sustainability and local production, all the fabrics she uses are up-cycled and all designing, printed and created in Shropshire where she lives.

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Chapel Collection, July 2019

A handsome but neglected family house in Shropshire has been brought ot life once more with the clever use of colour, pattern and prints to create a welcoming home for the next generation.

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House & Garden, May 2020