An interesting post on textile artists who are inspired by nature can be found on TextileArtists.org If you want to add to your library then this might be the book
Member Lisa Walton has recommended the movie “The Nettle Dress”. Here is what she had to say about the movie “Last night I had the pleasure of watching #thenettledress with
Janet DeBoer’s FIBRE FORUM E-bulletin is always a prime source of up-to-date information about the textile arts scene across Australia. If you’re a fan of historical textiles, you might fancy
A new book has been added to the State Library of Tasmania’s borrowing catalogue that might interest members. “The Story of Colour in Textiles” by Susan Kay-Williams.
Janet DeBoer’s FIBRE FORUM E-bulletin is always a prime source of up-to-date information about the textile arts scene across Australia. While we’re on the subject of Stitching and Beyond’s very
Internationally recognised artist Cherilyn Martin, presenter of a very successful workshop for Stitching and Beyond, features in a TextileArtist.org article this month. Her expressive layered works are fascinating! Stitching and
Explore the fabulously newsy Fibre Forum E-Bulletin from Janet De Boer Stitching and Beyond member Prue recommends a look at this ‘amazing exhibition in the USA’. The National Basketry Organisation
Have you ever thought about taking your work in a new direction? Emily Jo Gibbs has done just that. This Stitch Dictionary of hand embroidery stitches enables you to learn
Have you considering using waste products in your artwork? Natalya Khorover uses single use plastics to create new works. Recreating with thread: The wonder of found objects in textile art
Fibre Arts Australia – A great collection of the art that was produced at the recent Winter School in Ballarat. Goldwork – A focus on Hanny Newton and the amazing
