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James Hunting is an embroidery maestro from London, England.
A Textiles graduate of Goldsmiths College, James has been producing magnificent embroidery in the fields of fashion and art for over 20 years, and currently leads the Degree course in Fine Hand Embroidery at the Royal School of Needlework.
James describes his artwork: “Through mark- making, colour and [...]
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Hullo! I’m Curegreed, and every third Friday of the month I’ll be telling you all about what goes on at the degree in The Royal School of Needlework. I’m a student and I’ll be sharing as I’m going. It’s nothing official, but Mr X Stitch thought it’d be interesting. Here goes nothing!
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So our current [...]
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An unusual stitchgasm today, it’s the new Jane Campion film Bright Star. It looks at the three-year romance between the poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne, which was cut short by Keats’ death aged 25. As you might expect from Jane Campion, who wrote and directed the Piano, it’s a beautiful film which will undoubtedly [...]
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The Knitting & Stitching Show ran from 8th to 11th October at the Alexandra Palace in London. I was fortunate to attend for two days and it was fantastic.
As well as a large hall full of stalls catering to all your stitchy needs, the show featured a terrific assortment of artisans showcasing their works and [...]
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Only one day to go until the Knitting & Stitching show at the Alexandra Palace in London. It’s going to be ace.
Running from Thursday til Sunday, the show is the biggest stitching show in the UK, and features a wide range of stalls and exhibitions. I’m paying a visit on Thursday and again on Sunday [...]
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