Virtual Video Tour: Security Blanket at Craft Ontario
Join textile artist Jennifer Smith-Windsor for a video tour of her Security Blanket exhibition at Craft Ontario.
Read MoreJoin textile artist Jennifer Smith-Windsor for a video tour of her Security Blanket exhibition at Craft Ontario.
Read MoreFrom artist Jennifer Smith-Windsor: Security Blanket explores two notions of security. First, the security of the home—represented by antique, handmade domestic textiles such as doilies and lace. And second, the security of the state—represented by eight government-issue military blankets from Australia, Canada, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Switzerland and the United States. View a photo gallery of her textile-art pieces.
Read More[Open Access] Enjoy an excerpt from Sylvia Olsen’s book “Unravelling Canada: A Knitting Odyssey,” due out April 17, 2021. Kate describes the book as “about knitting, about knitters, about stopping for coffee on the road,” and that it “is, indeed, as much about the road and how it got there.”
Read MoreThis month in Common Threads: a virtual tour, a commemoration of those lost to COVID-19, a piece on a now-extinct fibre dog, upcoming Local Yarn Store Day, and a fascinating thread on the business of knitwear design.
Read MoreNext week’s Studio Hours come as we begin to mark a year of pandemic life. We’ll focus on some good parts: the projects we made that kept us company, brought us comfort or joy, taught us new things. Click through for more details!
Read More[Open Access] Indulge in a virtual visit through time and space to the 2019 Twist fibre festival in Quebec, the last time the festival was held in-person before COVID-19 made large gatherings impossible. We can practically feel the sun on our faces and smell the wool all around. Enjoy.
Read MoreAlthough we can’t yet gather in person due to COVID-19, there are many virtual fibre and textile events planned in Canada for this spring, which can help us stay connected to our craft and our friends.
Read MoreListen to D&T co-founder Kim Werker in a podcast interview about everything from our editorial vision and how important it is to have one; to why we were committed to launching in the fall, specifically; to how pandemic restrictions affected our planning; to how we see the difference between traditional magazine subscriptions and our memberships.
Read MoreFrom a portable yarn bombing to window displays to gallery exhibitions, here’s what’s going on in fibre and textile art in February, 2021.
Read MoreOur February Studio Hours will feature Indigenous bead artist Malinda Gray in conversation with writer Michelle Woodvine, followed by small-group discussion and crafty catch-ups. Join us!
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