V+A hairnet, No. 153. Second 1/4 of C14th. Has larger foundation loops 2cm deep. Mesh is 1cm deep. Scale 1:1.
Stella McCartney
Home page of Artist, Rima Day who uses threads, fabric and paper to depicts what can't be seen.
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Subject of a recent TextileArtist.org article and co-author of ‘Connected Cloth’ (with Cas Holmes), Anne Kelly has some experience of both curating
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My exhibition "a view" will be 8-27.11.2018 in HOP galerii (Hobusepea 2), middle of the beautiful old city of Tallinn. Here's an invitation card and in case you are around, please pop in. Images will be added after the opening :-)
interlace by hella jongerius makes use of the building's performative qualities to transform the interior into constantly shifting loom.
Lucienne Day was one of Britain’s foremost post-war designers, creating dazzling textiles that decorated almost every home across the country throughout the 1950s and beyond. Drawing on the English tradition for plant-based forms including flowers, grasses and seed heads, she went on to transform them into radical, abstracted repeat patterns, symbolising the regrowth of a...
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Thermochromicly (heat sensitive) printed and laser etched/cut silk-viscose satin. Photo: Pierre Ledendal, Film och Bildstudion AB
Sheila Hicks – Lignes de vie – Textile Forum Blog
A stitch can tell a story, weave itself into a galaxy of points, moments, and memories. Needle and thread can both meet a need and delight the eye. A perfect example of this can be seen in the beautiful boro textiles of 19th- and 20th-century Japan. During these periods, and for centuries beforehand
From: Textile Conservation and Research. A Documentation of the Textile Department on the 20th Anniversary of the Abegg Foundation. Bern, Schriften der Abbeg-stiftung, 1988 Now, I seem to remember when I first said I was getting this book - SOMEONE needed to get more information on…
