…influences, or what drives their work. Their artist statements reveal highly personal, compelling stories of the complexities of being human. They speak to sorrow, joy, relationships to land, heritage, and……
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…resist natural light and sun to print on surfaces. Your projects and ideas can include representational: landscape compositions, portraits, or defined solar printed objects, and the conceptual: abstract compositions, collages……
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…such as lycra and nylon (via JStor). 4) The Weaving Lab: Plain Cloth Productions at University of Wisconsin: Madison (now in its second year) allows community members to come in……
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…King, and Frank Locke. Frank Locke All This Time I Would Have Loved You 2016 Forward Union Fair: Forward Union Fair—a free, all-day political and community action fair which provided……
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Moth and butterfly wings, beautiful and balanced, give us free rein to explore color in challenging ways. Templates give a quick start for good composition. Then break out of your……
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…section of what she was working on was blown up to see its interwoven texture. This research sparked a desire to reduce woven patterns and to “paint” with fibers. Akiko……
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…Museum, Aotearoa New Zealand. “Knitting Architecture” by Dr. Jenny Underwood & Dr. Leanne Zilka: “Knitting Architecture is a series of projects that have come out of a collaborative research practice……
Read More »…and materials. Our community is expansive: from makers and artists to academics and enthusiasts. We have a special offer for all Knitting + Stitching Show attendees! Keep scrolling down for……
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…comb it into patterns. Not to say it’s easy. It’s actually incredibly annoying and the materials are all really expensive, perishable, and poisonous, and I’ve burned my fingertips with potassium……
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…innovative use of technique, materials, and concepts in fiber arts. Nominated by the chair of their department, all winners receive a free digital membership for the year. Congratulations to all……
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