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New feature articles three times a month explore topics ranging from where Canadian yarn comes from to what happens to a quilt when we discard it to how we can make sure the clothes we make fit us well, no matter our measurements.

Digits & Threads is exclusively about Canadian art and craft.
Indigenous communities hold vast fibre- and textile knowledge and have rich traditions of craft, art and stewardship; we work to establish and nurture relationships with Indigenous makers and writers.

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Sleeves Part 3: Raglans. (Part Two of Two)

Sleeves Part 3: Raglans. (Part Two of Two)

[For Armchair & Studio Members] Kim McBrien Evans continues her series on sweater size and fit, addressing the issue of raglan garment structure. In this second installment, she explains specific alterations – both the rationale and the calculations.

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The Quiet Language of Joanna Rogers

The Quiet Language of Joanna Rogers

[For Paid Members] Profile of textile artist Joanna Rogers, who uses traditional surface design techniques such as hand dyeing, shibori, and hand weaving to express the deep connection between people, language, and our environment.

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