We aim to provide valuable information, inspiration, and guidance for fiber artists of all levels. We showcase expertise by delving into specific techniques and catering to both beginners and experienced crafters.
Knitting can help to calm the mind, heal the brain and soothe the soul. Although starting knitting may appear intimidating at first, with proper tools and techniques you can quickly …
Weaving can be an engaging artistic hobby that’s also practical, but selecting an appropriate weaving loom type for yourself depends upon your skill level, space availability and intended purpose. Inkle …
Weaving has long been seen as an artform that falls somewhere between fine and decorative arts, due to material hierarchies and assumptions of utility that delegitimize its unique qualities. Anni …
Fiber arts is a group of art forms that utilize natural and synthetic fibers in construction, often requiring manual labor from artists as well as aesthetic consideration. Sewing may be …
Crocheting with colorwork requires paying careful consideration to stitch type, yarn weight and fiber content for optimal project results. Simpler stitches often work best so as not to obscure or …
Integrating architecture techniques into modern-day building construction enables designers to produce functional, lightweight and long-term results – examples being the Olympic Stadium in Munich, Louvre Abu Dhabi and Swiss Tech …
Fiber arts such as weaving, spinning and needlework have traditionally been considered domestic crafts. Yet the artists featured in this exhibition use these humble threads to transform and revolutionize their …
Many people have the wrong impression about fiber arts, thinking they need only Grandma with her knitting needles to be involved. Knitting, however, is a modern craft anyone can try! …
Crocheting can be seen as an art form that anyone can enjoy, regardless of skill level. There are various terms used to refer to crocheters such as “yarnist”, “yarnie” and …
Historically, tapestry workshops produced large images using multiple weavers working simultaneously; today artists can exercise full creative control. Frances Crowe skillfully constructs narratives about important battles, while Fiona Hutchison employs …