Welcome to another Tooled Up column where we aim to give you reviews of fun products from all over the crafty world. Today we review the Stitch Dome from Clover.

Today I am interviewing textile artist Elodie Antoine and her abstract 3D sculptures and objects. It's fun to have work which is open to interpretation. Let us explore the motivation behind the...

Hand embroidery, machine embroidery and digital embroidery by textile artist Gretta Louw, written by our columnist Helen Adams Textile Curator.

This issue of Quilty Pleasures focuses on all things spring when related to quilts.

Jo Burgess reviews two types of punch needles from Milward. Whether you want traditional wooden or more modern plastic punch needles, we've got the information you need!

Today I am interviewing Textile Artist Jessica Kinnersley who's work is structured by 'FOUND OBJECTS', ''forgotton things ... weathered by age ... repurposed and reworked'' to produce ''nostalgic,...

Today I am interviewing contemporary textile artist Valeria Faundez who's embroidery canvases are microwave food trays, domestic plastic bottles and kitchen utensils. Her still life exhibitions...

A softback publication, Stitchcraft is both macabre and enticing; floral with an eerie edge. It is image led, relying on a sublime portrayal of images to catch our eye. The author Gayla Partridge...

Through textiles you can spend some fun time together and really inspire your children to be creative. Cindy Trillo explains how.

Free Machine Embroidery, or freehand machine embroidery, is a type of sewing that allows you to draw with your sewing machine through drawing different shapes and profiles.

Zoe Williams reviews wearable felt art items and the people who make them. Often animal and nature inspired, such as a hand felted hedgehog, what is not to love? Readers are encouraged to visit the...