Showing posts with label embroidery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embroidery. Show all posts

Thursday

shellie holden


"In using a contemporary novel as a back drop for the embroidery, the cut work decoration is used to manipulate this meaning when combined with the written word - in Sadie Smiths White Teeth some of the abrupt, crass language in the book emerges through the printed textual layers of paper, jarring the reading, perhaps forcing to viewer to reconsider the role of embroidery in the 21st Century."
Link - studio spool

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Hedgey Detail Originally uploaded by mimilove forever
  The wonderful 'mimilove' has been working her mixed media magic again - entitled 'Hedgey'

Wednesday

darrel morris

Darrel learned textiles and sewing on his Grandma's knee - he's now a textile artist and an associate art professor and I just like his work!  Found at James Wagner's site!

Friday

made in the shade

Over 40 wnderful Indie designer/makers in Glasgow tomorrow including a Kirsty workshop aka 'a wooden tree' - should be fun!

Monday

kirsty anderson

Red Door Gallery commissioned over 14 artists, designers and makers to interpret the classic tenement building.  This is Kirsty's lovely version and the rest are on display in their Victoria Street shop in Edinburgh!

Sunday

kathy schicker

 

Kathy's work is based on archival and family photos through which she delves into the legacy of human relations. She is drawn to this practice because it marries two passions:photography and weaving. It enables her to translate striking images and poignant family portraits into woven fabric and lets her explore themes of home, family, memory and loss with an intimacy inherent to textiles. 

Saturday

tilleke schwarz

I love when specialisms get mixed together and I just love Dutch artist Tilleke's work. You have to pop over to her site too, it's such fun and quirky too! Tilleke's site

Friday

karen ruane

I must be a slob as I don't know how anyone can work in such a clean way - this must be an act of love (and patience). And what a lovely photograph detail! Some lovely pieces / samples on her Flickr pages