In 2024 Susie was approached to co-ordinate the stitching of a new tapestry panel for the Galashiels Interchange Building. The project was funded by CrossCountry Trains and the Borders Community Rail Partnership and again, Andrew Crummy designed the panel. Stitching for this panel took two years and involved 2,095 people including HM Queen Camilla.

Stitching the Galashiels Interchange Panel at Lochcarron Mill, Selkirk.

Photo: Phil Wilkinson

Susie with HM Queen Camilla

Photo: Phil Wilkinson

Links to more information about the Galashiels Tapestry

More Commissions

  • Waverley Panels

    Current project for Edinburgh's historic Waverley Station.

  • Cabrach Tapestry

    A community-led initiative capturing local history in seven panels.

  • Galashiels Tapestry
    Galashiels Tapestry

    A community-led initiative capturing local history.

  • The Welcome Panel

    Collaborative design with schools and community groups across the Scottish Borders.

  • Great Tapestry of Scotland
    The Great Tapestry of Scotland

    Volunteer stitching on one of the world's largest community arts projects.

Waverley Panels

Current project for Edinburgh's historic Waverley Station.

Cabrach Tapestry

A community-led initiative capturing local history in seven panels.

Galashiels Tapestry
Galashiels Tapestry

A community-led initiative capturing local history.

The Welcome Panel

Collaborative design with schools and community groups across the Scottish Borders.

Great Tapestry of Scotland
The Great Tapestry of Scotland

Volunteer stitching on one of the world's largest community arts projects.