…of her research. It supports my view that research is an important component of design. –Dr. Ellen McKinney, Associate Professor in Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Ruth E. Carter with graduate……
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…10) These knitted moths by Max Alexander have a good sense of humor and irony when it comes to combining wool yarn and moths together in one piece (via KnitHacker)….…
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…Bauhaus: “How will we live, how will we settle, what form of community do we want to aspire to?” (p.80) He was sowing the seeds of a creative community, which……
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…research. The Yarn Mission is a “pro-Black, pro-rebellion, pro-community” knitting collective that formed in St. Louis, Missouri, in response to the tragic death of Mike Brown at the end of……
Read More »…submit up to 3 entries. All work must be either fiber in content or executed in a fiber related technique. Innovative two- and three-dimensional fiber art is encouraged. Deadline: November……
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…designs, and more when it comes to making paper flowers. Chances are, many artists have some type of paper lying around, and this book provides techniques for using different types……
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…combined list of all the reviews, as well as where to purchase each book. Fashionopolis: The Price of Fast Fashion and the Future of Clothes reviewed by Faith Hagenhofer Publisher:……
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2020 is coming to a close and the holidays are fast approaching, which means it’s time for SDA’s yearly list of the best books to give (and get) the holiday……
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…book, leave a comment and let us know what you think! Do you have a recommendation for a recent fiber-related book you think should be included in SDA’s Book Club?……
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…Taylor-Davies recreates the amazing Middle Ages craft of Medieval embroidery (via Slate). 2) Natalie Baxter’s Warm Gun series addresses the increase of gun-related violence plaguing the nation with her adorably……
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