All cut paper works are done by hand, with an X-acto knife. Earlier works were cut out of mulberry paper. Current works are created using a type of non-woven interfacing, which is much more durable and long-lasting.

Mariko Kusumoto, who now lives in Lexington, MA, is the daughter of a Buddhist priest and grew up in a 400-year-old temple in Japan. The beauty of the landscape and the textures of the aging temple always intrigued the aging artist. She remembers being drawn to “faded paint and wood, stone steps with hollows created by centuries of raindrops dripping off the roof” and the intricacy of the metal and the wooden ornaments that she was tasked with the job of cleaning and polishing.

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I don't think I have ever seen a better way to draw people using art textiles that the way that Rosie James does it. She has found a way to create elegant and sophisticated works of art from using just a simple free stitch with a bit of appliqué and photography mixed in as well.…

UK-based British design studio, Wallace Sewell, has collaborated with fashion designer Justine Tabak on a small range of Fair Isle jumpers. Taking its name from the tiny island between Orkney and Shetland, where it originated, the quintessentially British 'Fair Isle' type of knit pattern is a classic of British design,

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Theres a surprising restaurant tucked away in one of Melbourne laneways where the food and atmosphere is ridiculously good. With a great menu and drinks list,