Pimp Stitch – Interview with Kristen Rask + Free Embroidery Pattern
Pimp Stitch has an interview with Kristen Rask of Plush You! and Schmancy Toys. You’ll also get to download her free Sea of Love embroidery pattern shown above.
Interviews
Call For Questions: Urban Sustainability
Scott Kellogg, founder of Austin’s Rhizome Collective, just released a cutting-edge book on urban sustainability. Rust, short for Radical Urban Sustainability Toolbox, is a how-to guide for reducing your footprint and improving your quality of life without having to move into the boondocks. He’s agreed to spend some time speaking with me, and I’d like […]
Han Solo Cross Stitch Sampler Interview
We’ve posted about the fun Han Solo Sampler recently on the CRAFT blog. Now Bonnie at the Star Wars Blog talks with crafter Sherezada Kent on her Han Solo inspiration.
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 […]
Denyse Schmidt Interview
Sew, Mama, Sew! has a nice interview with fabric designer and quilt maven Denyse Schmidt, which covers her new line of home decorating-weight fabrics from the County Fair collection.
Interview with David Lasky, Comic/Zine Maker
David Lasky is a Seattle artist and teacher who has been making comics and zines since 1991. He teaches both kids and adults at 826 Seattle, Richard Hugo House, Seattle Art Institute and with Arts Corps. His work has been published in The Comics Journal, The Stranger, and many anthologies, including Best American Comics 2006. […]
Decor8 Interview w/Pretty Little Things
Holly from Decor8 recently ran an interview with Lori Marie, the talented gal behind Pretty Little Things. Find out more about Lori and her candy-colored creations at Decor8, and be sure to check out her own blog here.
