Two weeks after the SDA conference, Beyond the Surface, in St. Louis, Missouri, I am still reminiscing about it and how much I enjoyed interacting with new acquaintances, renewing friendships……
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The term “outsider art” refers to art which is learned in a setting outside the formal academic arena. In The State of Hand Stitch: New Embroidery by Texas Artists, an……
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…quickly and easily hardens into a rigid, 3D form or 2D textural base. Use hand and machine stitching and melt methods to hold the fabric together, and learn to employ……
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Explore new territory with line and stitch, in this free-motion quilting workshop. Learn to focus on the character of line and symbols through simple exercises. Translate line to thread and……
Read More »…who’s in the audience. My seatbelts are fastened–because the surprises from this book just keep coming and the audience is growing! –Daniella Woolf, October 2010 For more information, visit daniellawoolf.com……
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…can go to the event Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/motexbienal) The biennial consisted of 7 exhibitions, workshops in felting, block printing, draping and shibori, plus a symposium with 100+ speakers on……
Read More »…over 3 years, including, among others: the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston; Freer Gallery at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC; Jewish Museum in New York City; and Art Institute……
Read More »…in Sri Lanka, she has developed a range of equipment for arashi work which includes the DVD and the Compleat™ Arashi Shibori Wrapping Machine. For more information go to: www.anneselby.com……
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…much more. Loop-by-loop, stitch-by-stitch and warp-by-weft, we have learned to build a tactile world, whether through family or community, which will shape generations of makers to come. Here’s a preview……
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…“Anni Albers: On Weaving” in our “In Print” department. In it, Jefferies examines Albers’ keen understanding of complex ideas, influences, and patterns of communication. Anni Albers “On Weaving” book. 8)……
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