For illustrator and fiber artist Tomoko Kubo, the Japanese lettering system sparked an ongoing series of embroideries that also function as playful linguistic learning tools.
https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2025/04/tomoko-kubo-hiragana-embroidery/
For illustrator and fiber artist Tomoko Kubo, the Japanese lettering system sparked an ongoing series of embroideries that also function as playful linguistic learning tools.
https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2025/04/tomoko-kubo-hiragana-embroidery/
@Herbivore Oh my gosh, I’m stunned to learn how this industry operates. Now I think back to the one handknitted Norwegian sweater my grand folks brought me age 12 from their travels there. I loved that sweater so much, with angora yarn knit into the yoke design. Never had something angora again but now what I know about this, I definitely will avoid it.
If anyone wants to make a Half-square Hilbert I made a toy to play with patterns. (fixed a bug from the first go)
I need fabric - so I plan to start maybe later this week.
https://codepen.io/fractalkitty/live/pvoBwxv/edc44d4417167d59d8b2c1d9ad574109
Ein Langzeitprojekt fertig gestellt. Fasern sind im Kammzug selbst gefärbt, Vorbild waren Monets Seerosen in blau. Dann auf dem Spinnrad gesponnen und gezwirnt, und anschließend mit dem Gatterkammwebrahmen gewebt.
Gibt es hier andere Handspinner und -weber?
#handspinning #handweaving #FiberArtist #fiberart #MonetClaude #artistsonmastodon
pimped my grey luggage with some patches. some of these were iron-on and some were sticker based. hope they last the trip!
// luggage material was a sleek synthetic fabric. carry-on size, not checking in btw.
fiber arts friends - I have another friend who's interested in getting back into spinning. she's shopping for fiber, and I want to direct her to cool folks to get fiber from! she's currently using a drop spindle, and looking at kick spindles, so is also interested in second-hand / cheaper ones.
please send me links to pass along!
Tomorrow's TExtile Talks (free, over zoom, April 2, 2:00-3:00 PM EDT (GMT/UTC -4)) : Yvette Molina: Art, Community, and Care
Tang Museum in partnership with Surface Design Association
"Curator Rebecca McNamara presents on the work of Mexican-American artist Yvette Molina[...] Breaking rules of the traditional gallery, it is both an art installation and a community hangout space"
Preregister at: https://quiltalliance.org/events/textile-talks/
#TextileTalks #FiberArt
My textile friends,
This seems like a great online series of classes:
World Embroidery Series II: a six week exploration
A Virtual Class Series
Hello!
This koala brooch is made of 100% nettle fiber using #needlefelting . It can be worn on clothes or attached to a bag. It can also be placed on a shelf or on a desk.
Have a good day averyone!
#handmade #giftideas #smallbusiness #fediverse #fediart #fedigiftshop #mastoart #homedecor #nature #natureart #needlefelting #fiberart #cuteanimals #brooch #koala #craft #art #artist #artshare #wildlife #cute #pixelfed
Is it cake? Not quite.
Made with embroidery and polymer clay, Heather Rios's layered slices are deliciously deceptive.
https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2025/03/heather-rios-embroidery-cakes/
Hello!
This koala with her baby is made using nettle #needlefelting .
I think this #miniature composition could be a cute decoration for a bookshelf.
Have a nice day everyone!
#handmade #giftideas #smallbusiness #fediverse #fediart #fedigiftshop #mastoart #homedecor #nature #natureart #needlefelting #fiberart #cuteanimals #brooch #koala #craft #art #artist #artshare #wildlife #cute
#FullMoonArt for this month is a cross stitch of my favorite tarot card, the Hermit.
Credit goes to the Pixel Tarot deck, by SENGIA, for the design. I added a few touches, like Pamela Coleman-Smith’s signature sigil, to make it look more like the original card.
There was some hail this morning, so I thought I'd take a picture of one of my nearly finished lights in my moss garden, dusted with hail, to show you. I might add some red stitches to this to support the red lights here, as they are a bit sparse. Those are made after Trichia decipiens (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichia_decipiens).
“Embroidery takes me to a calm place where only the process matters,” artist Melissa Calderón says.