Digits & Threads is no longer publishing new content, but please enjoy the archives, which will remain available through the summer of 2025.
A textile artist shares her strategies for adapting your wardrobe to accommodate the physical changes a body experiences during and after pregnancy, while minimizing your textile-use footprint.
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Printmaker Julie Rosvall reflects on her recent artist residency in Newfoundland, and shares advice and resources for artists considering applying for similar programs.
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Designer and knitter Marvel Ekwuribe shares the story of her cardigan design, inspired by traditional Igbo art.
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Artist Elana Goodfellow curated a multi-disciplinary art exhibit earlier this year. The theme was Community and Belonging, and the objective was to investigate how we might reduce othering and increase belonging in our communities.
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With courage and grace, Kate Atherley shares an intimate essay about her ongoing journey through grief, and the healing power of the things we make.
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For many months, artist and Digits & Threads Studio Member Lia Pas has shared her embroideries-in-progress during our monthly Studio Hours. We’re thrilled that she agreed to share more about her extraordinary anatomical embroideries with D&T readers.
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Designer and instructor Kim McBrien Evans on how she challenges herself to keep learning and growing. Kim shares some of her most powerful and exciting learning experiences, as well as a few of her favourite creativity prompts!
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[For Armchair & Studio Members] {Content warning: animal death.} Sheep farmer Karri Munn-Venn tells a moving story about her Southdown Babydoll sheep Leia, one of the first sheep in her flock, and how she chose to honour Leia after the sheep’s death.
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