Brazilian embroiderer Janine Magalhães is a full-time art teacher and an embroiderer in her spare time. Though she started both…
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Harriett Chapman has a lifelong interest in objects, places, their connections and memories. These are the things that inspire her…
What kind of artist thinks of combining fine vintage handkerchiefs, bows, lace and tulle with outlandishly coloured rhinestones, feathers, fur…
Katazome is a Japanese form of printing using a rice paste resist, resulting in a white pattern on a dyed…
They say ‘necessity is the mother of invention.’ Apparently, necessity can also birth a textile art vocation. As a young…
When felt and stitch artist Jeanette Appleton saw a yurt at a museum for the first time, her perception of…
How we’ve missed the joy of in-person textile art workshops. The calm expertise of the tutor. The thrill of shared…
A summer camp for teenagers became a pivotal event in Hillary Waters Fayle’s life. The theme of the camp was…
And how community can be a catalyst to your creativity “I want to spend time being creative. It’s an important…
Stitching has long been associated with ‘repairing,’ especially in the domestic arena. Holes in socks get darned, threadbare clothing is…