…behind the needles, that fill each of the 16 chapters. Her chapters—among them: “Unknown,” “Power,” “Frailty,” “Connection,” “Journey,” “Protest”—focus on the makers and the circumstances of their work. For example,……
Read More »…of the participants were selling kitsch products and others had wonderful fine art! As a new bobbin lace maker I was happy to meet the Minnesota Lace Society. One of……
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This year, Surface Design Association wants to share more of the amazing fibers and textiles-related books out there with our new SDA Book Club. The books featured will range from……
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…the human hand (via Colossal). 7) “What I Learned About Masculinity When I Let Myself Start Cross-Stitching” by Mike Reynolds examines his journey to recognizing gender bias when it comes……
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…linen, 12” x 12” x 1.5”. 1) War and Pieced: The Annette Gero Collection of Quilts from Military Fabrics exhibition is organized by the American Folk Art Museum, New York,……
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This week’s Friday Fibers Roundup features articles about work by Mark Newport, Zohra Opoku, Bukola Koiki, and Josh Faught, plus some opening exhibitions. Roz Ritter c.1949 2016, embroidery, photo transfer……
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…are using technology to expand possibilities for innovative materials, products, arts, and environments. Artists and designers are working with scientists and creating new materials and new arts using digital technologies….…
Read More »…pot, so that wool and silk retain their shape when dyed. This is great for quilters, knitters, weavers and fabric artists who want to add something new to their repertoire….…
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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:……
Read More »…insertion, bound pockets, zipper pockets, piping, straps and hardware, magnetic closures, interfacings and more! Gain experience designing as you go while taking your bag making skills to a new level….…
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