Textile Artists

Discover the fascinating journey of Gig Harbor, WA-based artist Roberta Wagner on her About page. Learn how her blend of spirituality, intuition, and creativity infuses each piece of art she crafts, offering a visual delight and a pathway to healing and introspection.

Her Quiet Materials Blog — Claire Benn | Textile Artist

This slow stitched contemplation cloth class with Emma Freeman, we explore stitching as a meditation and mindfulness practice to slow down, turn inward, notice our thoughts and emotions and release them. This is a simple healing art therapy practice.

textile artist photography and mixed media - Carolyn Saxby Textile Art St Ives Cornwall

I have been experimenting with a wide range of threads for my Broderie Anglaise art projects. How do I choose the right thread for my artwork? Find out more.

Dive into the world of calming crafts with our Mindful Slow Stitch video tutorial! Rebekah Johnston, a renowned textile artist, leads you through her unique and relaxing method for creating beautiful textile art using the simple running stitch. Embrace the therapeutic benefits of stitching and unwind, as your hands guide you through this soothing activity. Follow the link and begin your mindful stitch journey today!

Kim Tepe manipulates fabrics to create her art inspired by often overlooked elements in nature using a variety of techniques.

Asemic Art | Becky Stevens Artist

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You might recall the patchwork I started last month, using my proposed 2024 stitch journal template to piece together an aerial map of fields: false start I got so far with it and then hit a slight…

Carolyn Nelson is a Colorado textile artist who crafts densely hand stitched collages from layered fabrics, threads, and found materials. Her works are often based on visual aspects of a field — a field of grass or of words, of bits of paper — and rely on pattern, repetition, and subtle variations. Skilled craftsmanship is a hallmark of her fiber art. Fine art. Craft. Mixed media.

Sue Hotchkis’s textile art is proudly contrarian. In a world that worships youth and the latest new thing, Sue celebrates all things falling down and falling

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After 35 years of creating, exhibiting, teaching and writing about textile art, Susan Brandeis is as enthusiastic as ever about creating her own visual language and helping others do the same. Spotlight: Susan Brandeis, Textile Artist | Create Whimsy #susanbrandeis #embroidery #stitching #stitchersofinstagram #slowstitching #textileartist #fiberartist #stitchmeditation #stitch #slowstitch #handmade #creativehappylife #makersmovement #creativityfound #makersgonnamake #createwhimsy