I tried out needle felting for the first time. Got a kit for these little mushrooms I thought would be good for my midsummer altar.
My review: needle felting is a strange yet forgiving artform, and is excellent if you're in the mood to stab something hundreds of times.
Here's proof that I actually finished the last of the blocks today. I might start arranging the blocks to make the quilt top this week. I have 2 finished tops that I should probably quilt first, to get them out of the way.
Mon tout dernier travail : « Corps et regards »
Fil de coton noir/ tissu de coton ; 36,6 x 102,5 cm.
2026
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Cashmere warp now on the little loom - ULA+LIA kickstarter a few years back.
Modified and fixed loom - replacement back brake pawl is installed and those nasty plastic ties are gone, texsolv cord instead. Sheets of A4 kraft paper and paper towel rolls used instead of the nasty cardboard strips. Now to find some threading energy.
The non-slip textured arm of my treadmill is so good for winding on more evenly.
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Billie Zangewa (born in 1973 in Blantyre, Malawi) is a Malawian artist who hand sews silk fabrics to create collage tapestries, and who now lives in Johannesburg. Since 2004, her art has been featured in international exhibitions including the Paris Art Fair at the Grand Palais in Paris. Since 2004, her art has been featured in international exhibitions including the Paris Art Fair at the Grand Palais in Paris. _ photo Billie Zangewa in her studio. Photo by Andrew Berry Courtesy […]
My new house (in zone 7b) has hooks for hanging baskets outside the kitchen sink window, but that area is pretty much always shaded. Any suggestions on edible plants that would do well in that environment?
I have this crazy idea of using a bunch of string/yarn in my possession to make net-type things to put the pots in. I've seen plenty of such hanging-pot holders in stores, but if anyone has advice for how to make my own (macrame?) I'm all ears.
A look into my creative process...yarn sorting edition.
Who else removes yarn labels from their yarn, and then pins on a handwritten label?
Does anyone else have bags of labels with pieces of yarn taped to them?
Does anyone else have yarn albums on their phone? It's not just me, right?
If you're looking for a way to use your yarn, a fun little scrap yarn project, my scrunchie pattern SJC Scrunchie 1 is available in my Ko-fi shop.
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Ryo Kawano. Courtesy of Ryosokuin Utsuroi. This Japanese word evokes the subtle passing of time the changing of seasons, a shift in emotions, a transition from one state to another. It also captures the spirit of 'Utsuroi Hymn', an exhibition shaped by an innovative collaboration between Ryosokuin, a 14th-century Zen temple in Kyoto, and Mae Engelgeer, a Dutch textile artist and designer known for her nuanced colours and poetry of form......Continue story.... By Danielle Demetriou Source: […]https://onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026/06/07/a-european-textile-designer-in-japan-mae-engelgeer/
Ryo Kawano. Courtesy of Ryosokuin Utsuroi. This Japanese word evokes the subtle passing of time the changing of seasons, a shift in emotions, a transition from one state to another. It also capture…
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