In this NeedleXChange, Betsy Greer shares her insights on craftivism, the intersection of crafting and activism. She explores how using craft as a tool for social change empowers both the creator and the community. Through personal reflection and practical examples, Betsy highlights how crafting can spark transformation and inspire others to take action.
Salley Mavor is a mixed-media artist whose folk-art-inspired vignettes tell stories of light and dark. Her journey as an artist has been about finding her true artistic voice and having the freedom to explore and express her vision.
Julie Heaton is a Bristol-based machine embroidery artist whose incredible illustrations are borne from tragedy. We have a great interview with Julie on our Podcast NeedleXChange!
Meredith Woolnough is a visual artist from New South Wales who uses free machine embroidery and soluble fabrics to create mesmerising organic-inspired sculptures
Jane Sanders, also known as Stitchin In The Kitchen, has made a name for herself with her machine embroidered, mixed media pop portraits.
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NeedleXChange Episode 4 is with Cas Holmes. Cas is one of the UK’s favourite textile artists, a respected teacher and author of numerous embroidered art books.
Our third episode is with Emma Homent, aka The Makers Marks, a needlepoint designer and craft connector. Her book, Needlepoint – A Modern Stitch Dictionary
Our second episode is with Dr. Jack Roberts, aka JPR Stitch, whose abstract machine embroideries are as considered and well-thought out as they are beautiful.
I am pleased to announce the launch of NeedleXChange – conversations on the Art of Thread. It’s a regular podcast in which I chat with