Manca Ahlin | Modern Lace
Manca Ahlin is a Slovenian artist who fuses modern thinking on product design with traditional lacework techniques to create three-dimensional objects with elegant form and function. Find out more at Mr X Stitch!
Manca Ahlin is a Slovenian artist who fuses modern thinking on product design with traditional lacework techniques to create three-dimensional objects with elegant form and function. Find out more at Mr X Stitch!
BIG Felt In this month’s column, I would like to show you some equally amazing needle felt work that is larger than life! Like the
Most milliners I know have been itching to get their hands on the latest millinery book to be released: Hat Couture: Handbook for Hat Making
Quilting and Enslavement We are in times of incredible change. This has led me to want to write on a topic I have long been
Wool Paintings Lets take another look at this awesome column, published a while back… I’ve mostly covered 3D felt in this column, but did you
Joana Vasconcelos Joana Vasconcelos is an amazing Portugese sculptural artist. She creates sculptures and installations which, as the Museum of Women in the Arts describe,
Gentleman Felt Spend a little time looking at needle felt artwork and you will undoubtedly notice that the artists are almost all women. Since discovering
I’ve been absent from this column for a few months — just a matter of it slipping down the priority list. My apologies. And now,
Not Just A Load Of Old Bobbins! Political intrigue! Murder! Hanging! That got your attention, right? I know what you’re thinking. What on earth has
Shana Kohnstamm is a needle felt and soft sculpture artist from Maryland who creates whimsical woolly fantasy creations imbued with elegant charm. Find out more at Mr X Stitch!
Lenka Suchanek is a Czech, self taught lacemaker and lace designer, specialising in making lace in metal, using fine wires of, for example, copper, bronze
We are giving you a new chance to read this awesome column, by Zoe Williams. I’m sending off 2015 with a salute to cute! I’ve