Over at Teagan Tall, Katie Wilson writes: It is a compliment to say I mistook Finish artist Anu Tuominen‘s outdoor clothespin installation for a domestic-bent Andy Goldsworthy. Her meticulous organization of color and object are reminiscent too of any number of arrange-by-color artists, and yet Tuominen gently declines comparison.
I love the way certain colors play off each other, and this week I am loving lavender and green. Herb Garden Yarn from Beck and Call Girl on Etsy
i also breath and eat and drink and play guitar and video games. many people are confused when they think of “man” and “yarn” in the same sentence, but they do in fact go together.
Spinning for them is like breathing. It’s a reflex. The two learned to spin by chance, at Knit Out, an event in Washington D.C. They were taught by some Mennonites who were teaching and demonstrating at the event. Buck and Greg loved it, and have since dedicated their time to learning and preserving the history and methods of fiber arts.
Every other week, CRAFT’s awesome interns tell about the projects they’re building in the Craft: Labs, the trouble they’ve gotten into, and what they’ll make next. By Lindsey North, projects intern As readers of CRAFT and MAKE know, finding materials for projects can sometimes be challenging, if not downright maddening. I’ve spent hours online looking […]
Moxie’s been feltin’ up some new work! This “Specimen 2” from her Apoca-Galápagos Series is going to the Plush You! show at Schmancy in Seattle in October.
Moxie recently posted some of her new work for the Plush You show in October. Her art is created with needle felting, and her technique is unparalleled. This plug is a boutonniere, part of her series on the subject. It’s a great take on the traditional red rose! Her Apoca-Galapagos series of creatures having evolved […]
