Fiber Art

Emilie Friday

Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool: Emilie Friday creates really fun and unique needlefelted artwork–from wall hangings to little girl sculptures–using merino wool, twigs, vintage Japanese millinery flowers, ribbons and more.

Hine’s Hungry Kitty

Hine’s Hungry Kitty

Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool: Hine wows us again with this simple but extremely effective embroidery hoop turned sculpture, featuring a needle-felted kitty hungering after a friendly fish. (Or possibly asking the fish to dance–your call.) Related: • Camera-Shaped Camera Case • Stop-Motion TMBG Video

Interview with Artist Amy Long

Amy LongArtist’s page at five15 gallery in Phoenix Pictured above (left to right): Double wranger, Strap Dandy Wrangler, and Crop Style Wrangler Bottom left: Terissue Recently I had a chance to talk with Amy Long, a fibers artist local to me in Tempe, Arizona. She creates very intriguing work and I’m very excited to share […]

Tord Boontje Rug

Bobby Solomon at the Kitsune Noir blog points out that there’s an article in Dwell on how the Little Field of Flowers rug by Tord Boontje is made. From this picture alone you can see how the die cut felt flowers are woven in to make a soft bed of pleasant shapes. (Thanks, Collin!)

Yeti Sighting

Caution! There’s been a mythological creature sighting in the CRAFT Flickr pool: this needle-felted Yeti by LincolnWorld. Needle-felting is a perfect choice for making a yeti–the fuzziness of the fibers reminds me of the way “photos” of yetis always have that fuzzy look to them. Well done! Related: • Berroco Baby Yeti Pattern • Papercraft […]