The Art World Is All Wrapped Up in Textiles Right Now

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The Columbian

Molas art that layer tradition, worldview

Mola is a sewing tradition of the Kona tribe from the San Blas islands of Panama, with this example on display at the Tucson Museum of Art in Arizona. (Beth J. Harpaz/Associated Press) Molas, a ...
The Crafty Blog Stalker on MSN

34 No-Sew Fabric Crafts

Explore 35 no-sew fabric crafts that are quick, creative, and beginner-friendly. From decor to accessories, these DIY ...
Business of Home on MSN

This textile designer crafts characterful patterns out of construction paper

Paige Russell has always been enamored with textiles. Growing up in Detroit, the Los Angeles–based founder of Eloi (ee-loy) learned to knit and sew at a young age, and was making her own clothes and ...
Vanity Fair

Textile Artist Anya Paintsil Elevates Traditional Craft Techniques Into Mythic Works

Anya Paintsil did not mean to match her artwork. The Manchester-based artist donned a long, fuzzy coat in response to the cool temperatures that caught her off guard after arriving in New York, but ...
San Mateo Daily Journal

Sweet Yam Crafts reimagines textiles

Keeping fabrics out of the trash and freed from the drawer, Redwood City-based artist Amy Poltorak is doing her best to make sure unused textiles never go to waste. Sweet Yam Crafts, a largely ...
Indiatimes

Movement to revive fading textile crafts rises

Taking forward the legacy of textile artisanship, the world renowned fashion designer from Ahmedabad, Asif Shaikh, is on a mission to revive and promote heritage textile crafts that are fading into ...