Cas Holmes – Textile Landscape
Textile Landscape: Painting with Cloth in Mixed Media by Cas Holmes is an inspirational exploration of the landscape as subject matter in a wide range of textile art forms.
Textile Landscape: Painting with Cloth in Mixed Media by Cas Holmes is an inspirational exploration of the landscape as subject matter in a wide range of textile art forms.
Tessa Perlow is an embroidery artist who combines repurposed textiles with hand embroidery and beading. Her work focuses on themes of magic, nature, and love.
Weaving: The Art Of Sustainable Textile Creation by Maria Sigma is a practical tutorial book for beginners to weaving, with a caring eco-conscious approach.
In this Ailist we interview MA student Ksenia Semirova about her pearl final year project. We learn about her methods of textile design and how she is inspired by traditional craft embroidery techniques to do with her heritage and how she transmits this to a contemporary setting in fashion.
Zoe Williams picks her favourite freaky felt sculptures for you. It’s another Felter Skelter!
We’ve chosen 13 of our favourite needle felting gifts and books for the felty fanatic in your world!
In Quilty Pleasures Julie Rodgers shows us black and white quilts with examples featured from quilting arts and quilt inspiration online textile art websites.
Alicja Kozlowska curates a contemporary collection of textile art sculptures in the form of chips!
Moxie our writer and felt expert reviews some top artists who make felt creations to wear. They are sculptures out of wool, real art pieces and are often needle felted. What will be your wearable felt inspiration?
Contemporary Millinery, Hat Design And Construction by Sophie Beale is a comprehensive overview on how to make hats. Packed with useful information and helpful photography, it’s an essential book for wannabe milliners.
In this Felter Skelter column by artist Zoe Williams, discover artists who needle felt foodie inspired characters in a cute way. Ice creams and even sweets.
In this issue of stitching it real, our columnist shows us cute pets which have been embroidered, sewn together or knitted.