Textile Conservation - Textile Conservator Sally Jubb

Hello and welcome

to the website of

Textile Conservator

and Artist, Sally Jubb.

Sally Jubb trained firstly as a scientist, and then as a Textile Conservator at the Textile Conservation

Centre in Winchester.

Since childhood,

she has enjoyed

creating with fabric,

and now she gets

the best of both worlds, conserving precious

antique textiles and

creating her own

textile art.

Cormorant

Part of Sally's week is

spent in professional

textile conservation

studios, working on

nationally important

tapestries and carpets.

The rest of her time

is devoted to the conservation of those

much-loved textiles

and leather items

that many people have

in their homes, churches,

workplaces and

social venues.

Sunflower

Textiles such as samplers,

costumes and banners

can all suffer from a variety of environmental

and insect damage,

and will continue to

deteriorate without the

appropriate care and conservation treatment.

Snowdrops

Sally enjoys working

on the widest variety of

textile and leather objects.

She is currently

conserving textiles

from several

rural museums

in Dorset, and is

making a new altar frontal

for a church in Devon.

Electric Ammonite

Depending on its condition,

a textile might be restored

to as near the original

as possible, or

conserved to stabilize

its present state,

thus reducing the possibilty

of future degradation.

Pussy Willow

If you would like to discuss a textile, including leather,

that's in need of some Tender Loving Conservation,

please Contact Sally Jubb for a free informal chat,

with no obligation.

Wearing her Artist's hat, Sally is also very happy to

consider art or craft commissions.

Textile Conservator and Artist, Sally Jubb

Conserving precious textiles... and creating new ones

Textile Conservator & Artist, Sally Jubb