Hanging textile art

Subject of a recent TextileArtist.org article and co-author of ‘Connected Cloth’ (with Cas Holmes), Anne Kelly has some experience of both curating

British-based, self-proclaimed ‘slow-stitcher’ Jessie Cutts is founder of the eccentric textile company Cutts & Sons, for which she produces hand-made, intricate quilts, wall-hangings and fabric-based artworks with a rich and deeply tactile quality. “There’s no mass-production here!” she says. Instead, each fabric piece is carefully crafted from a blend of natural, sustainable fabrics, many of...

Subject of a recent TextileArtist.org article and co-author of ‘Connected Cloth’ (with Cas Holmes), Anne Kelly has some experience of both curating

Rosamund Hanny Textiles, Coral Wing

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Creating tangible records of weather patterns has been a long-running practice for crafters and designers interested in visually documenting the effects of the climate crisis over time. Daniera ter Haar and Christoph Brach, of the Eindhoven, The Netherlands-based studio Raw Color, join this endeavor with their new collection of knitted goods that embed data about temperature changes, the sea’s rising levels, and emissions directly within their products’ patterns. In each design, the duo…

Soojin Kang

Handwoven wall art made in Charleston, SC.

One form of artwork we don’t see enough of are quilted wall hangings. So when we saw the modern quilted textile art creations by Kayleigh Excell of Excell Quilt Co, who we discovered on Etsy, we knew we had to feature her on SC! Today we’re delighted to be chatting with Kayleigh to find out ...