Here's the debut of a new made by my mom that she recently got out of storage, it is nice and large, this is it on the fence at her home in New Jersey. It is available if anyone is interested! My mom's are really durable and'll last forever. It's affordable too!
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Geschafft! Meine, nun zum vierten Mal geflickte, Lieblingshose ist wieder tragbar. Mehr Fotos gibt es hier zu sehen:
Honestly, I prefer visible mending to stressful shopping.
Every wizard needs a magical robe, right Well, here is the origin story of mine.
Does anyone out there need a quilt to decorate their home I have ones for hanging on the wall. I also have larger ones too. These are all super affordable and my mom is tired of them being in storage and wants to get them out of there asap. Msg me if you like any of them, I have a fall sale going on right now on all her handmade quilts
This is a quilt made by my mom, measuring 52 x 58.5 in (132 x 149 cm) all made by hand, check it out, the second pic is a close-up of it. This'll last forever, my mom makes really durable and strong quilt. Perfect for taking a nap under on a cool autumn night!
"Lunch" teableau for 10/21/23
Alternate title:
"When Your Lunch Eats YOU"
"Millions of tonnes of T-shirts and dresses are dumped or burned every year. Turning old clothes into new ones is possible the question is whether it is a realistic solution"
Apart from any Rowling kerfuffle, may I just say I adore what the have done with I want them!!!
Been up since 2am to watch and I really miss achievable premiere times that don't royally f*ck me up lol
In related news, I think I need to just buy a ton of gorgeous velvet (or anything indulgently soft too) and start making all the robes and kaftans I want. It's all drapey stuff with no intense structure. I feel like I could do it-
Maybe velvet is really difficult to sew, though
masto pls weigh in I'd love some thoughts or advice
Ooooh! Look what's ready, just in time for the Maker Faire this weekend! I'll have these, and some additional designs, in my booth with the rest of my art.
Here are some pics of a gorgeous that my mom has available, it measures 41 x 41 in (104 x 104 cm) it is handmade, perfect for a wide varieties of interior styles msg me if you'd like to bring this one into your home, it's affordable!
Check out this map Threads and Words - reading through
another way to support palestinians: buy a traditional kufiya from their workshop.
Just ordered a yard of fabric on Spoonflower with all 42 Aesthetic Set pieces.
Might be finally selling stuff on it!
Design Milk : LDF23: A Celebration of the Creative Industries in Shoreditch Design Triangle
Some fabrics from a few months ago.
Today in Labor History October 10, 1912: The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) struck in Little Falls, New York. The strike lasted into January and involved primarily immigrant workers. It started at the Phoenix Knitting Mill, but spread to the Gilbert Knitting Mill, also in the Mohawk Valley. In November, the Little Falls Council voted to authorize a contingent of special police, which escalated tensions. Later that month, the AFL created United Textile Workers local #206 to compete with the Wobblies for members and press attention. But when the AFL announced it had reached a settlement between with mill owners, later that month, the workers refused it, siding with the Wobblies and demanding greater concessions.
In celebration of here's how recursion can create interesting patterns in that can then be stitched onto fabric.
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(A subtitle file is available - just contact me and I'll send it out)
"Indigenous Peoples Day" teableau for 10/09/23
We are having a yard sale and I just made the first money I have ever, ever made for my textile work ($5 for handspun yarn).
What's also nice is even if I don't sell anything else, this process helped me decide what I'm okay getting rid of. So whatever doesn't sell goes straight in the donation bin.
Nizwa Souq, one of the oldest markets, in Nizwa, Oman.
Here's a 41 x 41 in (104 x 104 cm) quilt that was created by my very talent mom, she is a real expert at quilting + really likes to do make stuff that has traditional foundations but w/a lot of modern flavor thrown in. If anyone is interested in this gorgeous piece of handmade textile art, please reach out to me, it's very affordable!
Here're four quilts made by my mom that're available to choose from! Contact me if youd like to curl up under one of these and take a nap on an autumn evening! All different sizes and prices, msg me if interested!
Enjoy the beauty in Kenyan photographer Thandiwe Muriu's work and how it showcases wax fabrics common in Central and West Africa!
"She influenced decades of design with blingy, colorful textiles. A new exhibit pays tribute"
"Weaver and designer Dorothy Liebes helped define the look and feel of 20th century luxury, from first-class airline seats to movie backdrops, hotel suites to bathing suits, metallic wallpaper to car upholstery.
An eye-popping exhibit at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum takes a giant step toward changing that..."
These're large quilts that my mom created that are all in need of homes. If you see one that you like, feel free to ask me about it! All different sizes and styles, let me know if youd like the dimensions and price info. Theyre all very easy to order!
Here is a quilt that was made by my very talented mom, this one measures 57 x 57 in (145 x 145 cm). This one has a lot of fresh energy. It's a great mix of traditional techniques mixed with a lot of modern flavor. Message me if you think this oned look nice in your place! Makes a great gift to give someone you love!
Here're four decorative wall hanging quilts that were made by my very talented mom. They come with a narrow fabric sleeve sewn into the back so that a dowel rod can be passed through and it can be hung up on the wall. All of them're affordable msg me if youre interested in any of these works of textile art!
Grayson Perry's amazing tapestries is on display at Lincoln Museum and will be there until January of next year. I love these pieces.
Here're five fabulous quilts that were created by my very talented mom, check them out! All of them are larger sized ones that you can curl up and take a nap under. If you see one that you like, please let me know and I can give you the dimensions and price information. Very easy to order from me!
'For the first time since its inception, the Historic Costume and Textile Museums collection will be available to view online. Guests of the database can explore images and descriptions of the thousands of pieces housed at the Historic Costume and Textile Museum, HCTM, which is located on the third floor of Justin Hall.'
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I am a and -- primarily on drop spindles and weaving. I'm also an "Adjunct" over at where I support the work of in Peru.
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I previously taught (formerly ATS) where I coined and
Here's a random question:
Could paper be considered a form of felt fabric
Here's a large beautiful quilt that was made by my mom, this one measures 60 x 83 in (152 x 211 cm) so it is nice and large. If there's anyone out there that's interested in this fabulous quilt and'd like to curl up and take a nap under it, please reach out to me! The second pic is the reverse side of the quilt. Affordable, msg me if interested!
Here're several quilts made by my mom that're available, the first 2 are larger-sized, the second two are smaller decorative ones for hanging on the wall msg me if youd like to invite one into your home
So... this happened! The most work I ever put into any , and I'm very happy with the result.