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The Textile Museum in Tilburg is one of the few working Dutch museums ‘in operation’. When the organization concluded that there was an...
Try wearing your favorite textile as a scarf! Simply fold and drape - no need to cut or hem... they make a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind accessory!
Itajime is my first experiment on shibori dyeing, and here i made again shibori with pleats tecnique on ecoprint silk fabric. FYI, im a textile artist from I...
Inspired by the beauty of weathered old walls, overgrown buildings and surfaces encrusted with paint, lichen or barnacles, Emily Notman's focus is on texture.
Threadstories is an artist based in Ireland who crafts both engrossing and humorous textile masks. The wearable works take on new characteristics in motion, which she displays on the Threadstories Instagram account.
You made some clever suggestions and gave some correct answers to the Textile Quiz I posted earlier in the week. I love looking at textil...
55 Original Artworks curated by Siting Wang, Art for the Textile Lover. Original Art Collection created on 10/3/2023.
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Dr. Carmen Hijosa founded Ananas Anam and developed a sustainable textile from pineapple leaves and alternative to leather, called Piñatex®.
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Gerrie Congdon is a quilt artist from Portland, Oregon.
Artist Jane Denton uses soft wool to create hard shapes full of energy and color.
“I create tiny worlds in thread to capture elusive yet persistent inner voices,” explains textile artist Michelle Kingdom:
You're a fan of stitch – by hand or machine. But, for most textile artists that's not where the story ends. Adding techniques such as appliqué and digital
Alexandra Kehayoglou is a visual artist who re-defines carpet weaving by developing large format sculptures in textile media.
