Quilty Pleasures – Luke Haynes
LUKE Haynes is a trained Architect using his skills mostly for good. His work can be seen at his site
LUKE Haynes is a trained Architect using his skills mostly for good. His work can be seen at his site
It’s great when you see someone who completely opens your eyes to a new way of thinking about a craft.
Rosie Haynes is a Northamptonshire-based hand-embroidery artist who makes thread-painting portraits and surreal illustrations of song lyrics.
Today’s Quilty Pleasures is with Brooklyn-based quilter Zak Foster. Zaks work tells stories of spontaneous moments, reading fabric like tea leaves.
The beauty of textiles is the huge variation you see within the umbrella of all its different genres. Over the
Let’s talk Log Cabin quilts. Log Cabin quilts are almost as popular today as they were they first emerged as
Oh man! I love LOVE finding works that collide fine art abstraction with fiber explorations. Debra Smith has a knack
Well…It’s not quite quilting…BUT MAN! look at this! So, This here fella takes a single piece of tulle and irons
Welcome to eMbroidery, a series of interviews with male embroiderers. This month, Aubrey Longley-Cook. Name: Aubrey Longley-Cook Location: Atlanta, GA,
It’s time again to talk about my very own projects. I made a show called The American Context in which
I am very late to this party, so late in fact that, other than this, I can’t find any contact
Lets talk high-art quilting. “R.W.S.O.” According to an interview: “Ai Kijima is a Japanese born textile artist currently living in