A new exhibit in Mystic looks at the often forgotten role that velvet played in the industrial history of New England.

Spread the love“`html Macrame has seen a resurgence in recent years, captivating crafters and DIY enthusiasts alike. If you’re looking to dive into this art form, a solid understanding of macrame ...

The only thing between dream and reality is action,” proclaims Adena Rivas, founder of the Creative Reuse Marketplace (CRM) in Springfield. “Octopolis” is the dream of Adena and her sister, Layna Joy ...

Clinton museum invites visitors to learn traditional skills through fiber arts, woodworking and textile workshops this summer.

Learn about the Basics of UV Calibration with AATCC in a Digital Learning opportunity presented by Carrie Gray, AATCC Technical Associate. This t ...

The most overlooked home decor is probably sitting in your kitchen drawer. A patterned tea towel or embroidered napkin is ...

Spread the love“`html Are your walls feeling a bit bare? Do you want to express your personality through your living space? DIY wall art is not just a trend; it’s a way to customize your environment ...

Co-owner of Haus Of Wildes, Jake Wilde, opens up about his LGBTQ+ and nail journeys, and shares a fun Pride nail step-by-step ...

Drew Dirksen demonstrates how to dip dye clothing in a simple DIY tutorial.

In a new publication, the Montreal-based curator Paul Maréchal explores an under-the-radar aspect of Andy Warhol’s canon: his textiles, printed fabrics and clothing. Warhol created just over 200 ...

No matter where you’re situated in the world, chances are you’re familiar with some form of textile borne out of your culture or community. Kente cloths in Ghana’s Asante region; suzani in Central ...

Ian Berry, the U.K. artist known for transforming denim scraps into photorealistic pieces of art, is part of a new exhibit close to home. Berry’s “Secret Garden,” an installation crafted entirely from ...