Little Forget Me Nots is an embroidery and punch needle business which has a huge passion for handmade goodies. They design and sell their own products, host workshops, and most of all want to...
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Quilting with Liberty Fabrics: 15 quilts celebrating 145 years in fabric
Bound with quality and respect towards it's linage and name within the fashion and arts world, Quilting with Liberty Fabrics is a joyous marriage of history and art. Jenni Smith as the writer takes...
This month I invite you to enjoy some artists dealing with textile fruits, who in my opinion deserve attention! I hope you will enjoy these amazing works of art as much as I do!
I am going to stray off track a bit this month. I just have to share something that is happening in the fibre world that does, in some ways, connect to quilting. It involves flax, which is an amazing...
A hardcover bible, dressed as linen with its own jacket. It is filled full of colour illustrations, both full view and close up in style. In size, it is a giant, at 34cm x 25.5cm. Textiles of...
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,...
Meet Lillian Cellan-Jones, second-place winner, Student Textile Art category, in the 2020 Hand & Lock Prize for Embroidery. Lily's winning butcher's apron marries contrasts: repulsive with...
