Every seashell tells a story, and Bethany Duffy aims to tell those stories with needle and thread. Her miniature textile…
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Many of us can remember participating in science fairs back in our school days. Poster boards, live experiments and scientific…
Floral motifs have played a prominent role in embroidery design for centuries. Over 2,000 years ago, China’s textile artists stitched…
There’s no such thing as ‘too many stitches’ for textile artist Henriette Ousbäck. She masterfully floats layer upon layer of…
Lorraine Roy’s search for the perfect way to depict the connections and cycles of trees led to three years of…
Daffodil leaves and rusty tools are unusual items to make sculptures with. Alice Fox ‘grows’ her tactile vessels using a…
A summer camp for teenagers became a pivotal event in Hillary Waters Fayle’s life. The theme of the camp was…
Can mathematics and botany be represented together in textile art? Certainly! Mauréna Lambert is a French textile designer with an…
Inspired by the beauty of weathered old walls, overgrown buildings and surfaces encrusted with paint, lichen or barnacles, Emily Notman’s…
Many of us feel a strong connection with nature. And art can help us communicate that feeling of connection, whether…
