…painted pieces and larger pieces related to current social issues. I enjoy working with fiber-related materials to make powerful statements about important social issues. I have been SDA Illinois Area……
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…and structure. The excellent use of shibori complements the lines and angles of the garment. Mary Mortenson comments: Mesabi Jacket was inspired by the rich colors of Minnesota’s Iron Range….…
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Check out these 19 must-have books published in 2014 – then purchase via either of these Amazon.com programs that generate donations to support SDA’s textile-inspired mission. 1) Sign up for……
Read More »…Tapestry that opened in Lodz, Poland on May 10, 2010. 130 artists from 51 countries were included in the exhibition. The international committee of 6 jurors “highly commended” Regina Benson’s……
Read More »…MA, where she teaches foundations, sculpture, fibers and computer media. For more information on Therese and her work, go to www.theresezemlin.com Recommended by Sue Bleiweiss (Reblogged from suebleiweiss.com/blog with permission)……
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…innovative use of technique, materials, and concepts in fiber arts. All winners receive a free digital membership for the year. Congratulations to all 32 awardees. Eli West (Graduate, Pacific Northwest……
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…innovative use of technique, materials, and concepts in fiber arts. All winners receive a free digital membership for the year. Congratulations to all 32 awardees. Allison Hellman (Undergraduate, Iowa State……
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…include both; they may teach weaving or surface design, along with any number of related courses in textile media or materials. Penland is an incredible place to be. The energy……
Read More »…be found in the Spring 2010 issue of the Turkey Red Journal: ( www.turkeyredjournal.com ). Our conclusion was that Ellis’s method, referred to as aluminum acetate mordant recipe, provided superior……
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…whom science provides endless creative inspiration. Find related links to this issue’s profiles and features below: The Future of Textiles by Lynne Bruning For those combining electronics and textiles, computers……
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