…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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…circle?), highlights the work of artists and educators in our community who draw inspiration from the natural environment and adopt sustainable practices as part of their artistic output.” – Elizabeth……
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Liza Klakulak Capped Accumulation Wool fiber, silk & cotton thread, stainless steel; wet felted, naturally dyed indigo gradation, hand stitched, free-motion machine stitched 11 x 8.5 x 3″ (2016) (photo:……
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This two-day workshop will explore and experiment with a variety of basket making techniques and structures. We will create a few free-form vessels while experiencing unusual and fun materials and……
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…fashion, as related to the body, through a wide range textile techniques to combine craft and technology. Marga Weimans dress from the Wonderland collection This issue of The Journal also……
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…Penobscot nations. Purchase one-of-a-kind art forms directly from the maker. Demonstrations, storytelling, traditional music, singing, dancing, fashion show and more. Free admission. Image credit: Dipped dyed black ash purse pack……
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…range of themes in the 2010s which include labor, community and inclusivity. The issue closes with an excerpted conversation among board members of SDA, moderated by Karen Baker, which looks……
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Tsujigahana (also commonly referred to as yuuzen) is one of the most fluid and expressive forms of Japanese paste-resist dyeing: It is a free-style method where resist is squeezed from……
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…defined, designer edging with strips of partial felt. Finally, add free-motion embroidery to create fine detail and richly-embossed surfaces. A workshop to learn, sample, and combine techniques – a workshop……
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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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