Threads of Life and Making Matters author Clare Hunter shares a special view of craft and creativity.
Season 13, Episode 4: In search of inspiration for her fiber art, Mary Anne Wise has inspired and educated women in Guatemala to transform their lives by hooking rugs.
We’re launching a new monthly series spotlighting inspiring exhibitions and collections. First up is "On Loss and Absence: Textiles of Mourning and Survival." Come along as we visit the galleries.
Find out what Guatemalan aprons, Conquistadores helmets, black leggings, and burqas have in common.
Learn from a folk wear expert how modes of dress are constantly changing and inspiring—even those that seem rooted in long-standing tradition.
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Capture the vibrant colors of fall leaves with instructions for making a miniature punch needle sachet.
Travel the world with us in this special Folk Wear issue —exploring how needlework gives voice, color, and texture to traditional dress across the world.
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A sixteenth-century child’s mitten now in the collection of the Museum of London inspired Susan Strawn’s contemporary mitten design in two sizes.
Learn about this varied lacemaking technique that developed all over the world and how you can try it, too!
An homage to one of the Navajo Nation's most accomplished dyers and cultural keepers.