Textile artwork

This large scale forest embroidery was commissioned for a private interior project. Taking almost 600 hours to complete, this piece created a magical addition to a clients master bedroom, brining the essence forest surrounding the property inside. Working with one of the UK’s last remaining metal thread makers I explored how a variety of copper threads could capture the feel of branches, vines and trunks, combining to create a scene of seven trees, each with their unique personality.

British-based, self-proclaimed ‘slow-stitcher’ Jessie Cutts is founder of the eccentric textile company Cutts & Sons, for which she produces hand-made, intricate quilts, wall-hangings and fabric-based artworks with a rich and deeply tactile quality. “There’s no mass-production here!” she says. Instead, each fabric piece is carefully crafted from a blend of natural, sustainable fabrics, many of...

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Are you ready to dive into the enchanting world of fabric art? Prepare to be amazed by the endless possibilities this versatile medium offers. Have you ever wondered how simple pieces of cloth can be transformed into stunning works of art that captivate the eye and touch the soul? .…

A woven wall panel that reads like a hymn, a song dedicated to the phenomenons of nature. Textile on Soft (yarn, Cotton, Fabric) 40 W x 60 H x 2 D in 3d Sculpture, Abstract, Contemporary Art,Textile, Fabric, Found Objects, Woven Arts, Fiber Artist, Art Gifts, Art that Wows

Kristy Kún is a textile artist and sculptor creating handmade felt artworks for interior environments. Organic forms are inspired by relationships and evolution in nature, and the fluidity of the materials themselves. Her richly textured surfaces, formed through a water and energy intense process of rubbing and kneading wool fibers...

Bettina Krieg is a visual artist, basedin Berlin. In works of paper, three-dimensional paper-cuts, large triptychs, silk-screen prints and works of ink, crayon and pencil, she traces the vanishing trickle of silver signs.

Paint drips, splashes and a burst of colour darned together with threads which dart in between like spiders dancing across the canvas and weaving webs in purpose designed spaces. Textile artist Nava Lubelski creates wonderfully vibrant pieces. I am fascinated in how she bridges the gap between a once throwaway and often damaged piece of textile and to transform it into a work of art. Nava talks about her art: "My work explores the contradictions between the impulse to destroy and the…