- Yvonne Watson
- Eke Krug
- Marjolijn van Wijk
- Kathleen Bricker
- Sheila Fowler
- Marsha Leith
Yvonne followed the 28 ways to fold your fabric in Novembre and came up with a brilliant piece of work:
The second one was a cylindrical piece of plastic packaging
with diamond shapes scored on it,
I tied the fabric round it using cotton thread following the
scored lines.
And Marsha explored some great shibori too: http://marshaleith.wordpress.com/?s=shibori
I am really looking forward to our online-co-working-project, we will start in june, and show our results in October, as we are with seven of us, each day of the week a new way of stitching for shibori.
Another project I would like to share with you, experimental textile lovers: a dutch editor is having a 'call for entry' for two international book projects. Everyone who wants to have the chance of getting their work of art published in one of the future books of Textile-link can easily upload images in their own archive on www.textile-link.com. The uploaded images will form the basis for inspiring textile books which will be published by Textile-link in the coming years. The basic idea behind Textile-link is to publish extraordinary books together, to inspire, share knowledge and enjoy it all. www.textile-link.com
I love the books in this series, as they are so very inspiring and pretty designed lay-out. Highly recommended, no costs involved, and easy, you just have to upload your own best pictures for publication and she will make a choice of all the entries. With full credits to the artist ofcourse.
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