Book Review – Rebecca Ringquist’s Embroidery Workshops
We’ve enjoyed the work of Rebecca Ringquist on more than one occasion, so it’s a pleasure to review her new book – Rebecca Ringquist’s Embroidery
We’ve enjoyed the work of Rebecca Ringquist on more than one occasion, so it’s a pleasure to review her new book – Rebecca Ringquist’s Embroidery
For the past three years, the TextileArtist website has been championing the cause of textile art with highly informative articles about process and practice from
NeSpoon is a visual artist from Poland. “I was born in 2009. I create works that are somewhere in between street art, pottery, painting and
Something a bit different this week – LaceFence. “LaceFence is a Dutch based company that designs & produces unique architectural fabric delivered globally. LaceFence has
On the 200th anniversary of Waterloo it seemed fitting to look at the traditional military embroideries of the time from this portrait of the Duke
Sayraphim Lothian is a “public artist and investigator of playful engagement & experiments in guerrilla kindness” from Melbourne, Australia. She has a new artist in residency
This month, Coco de Mer founder Sam Roddick presents her debut photographic art exhibition ‘Hidden Within’ at London’s Michael Hoppen Gallery. Roddick has taken inspiration
Over on YouTube, Erin McMom is a cross stitch artist who’s doing some really clever stuff. Go grab a drink, make yourself comfortable and enjoy Erin’s video for
We featured the science-based stitchery of Rebecca Harris a while ago. Well she’s back and this time she’s putting a group together! Here’s Rebecca! “For
Kate Crossley is a textile artist from Oxford whose textile art challenges the norm with bold exploration of form. “I love to use the medium that
Welcome to our new favourite collaborative project on Mr X Stitch. Stitching Out Stigma is a new initiative whose aims are: Raise awareness of mental health issues
Thanks to Jimmy Brunt for reaching out to share this great piece of work: “It’s a very intricate, hand cut stencil, over-which I spray paint, tea, acrylic, and