#Textiles

Colossal: Art & visual culture since 2010.thisiscolossal.com@web.brid.gy
2025-12-01

Adrienna Matzeg’s Embroideries Serve Up the Nostalgic Charm of the Greasy Spoon

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MegLGMegLG
2025-11-30

Handweaving with a handmade wooden boat shuttle

Looking down on handweaving in progress on a hand loom - a complex red twill on a white warp, with a wooden boat shuttle sitting obliquely on the woven fabric
Colossal: Art & visual culture since 2010.thisiscolossal.com@web.brid.gy
2025-11-27

Abdoulaye Konaté Translates Ancient Spirituality into Lush Tapestries

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The Dead And The DecayingSiriusBusiness@mas.to
2025-11-28
Colossal: Art & visual culture since 2010.thisiscolossal.com@web.brid.gy
2025-11-26

Immerse Yourself in the Creative Culture of Peru’s Sacred Valley with Murmur Ring’s Unique Program

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Chez Tata DedelTataDedel
2025-11-26

Scandale SHEIN au BHV oblige, notre business d'avenir du mois sera consacré au recyclage textile. Une filière prometteuse où les opportunités ne manquent guère.

A lire ICI ou lien en bio :
delphineneimon.com/recyclage-t

Aetherius Eldritch ⛤🧙‍♂️🎙️📻MDT@mast.lat
2025-11-24

#datocurioso
¿Sabían que el famoso centro textil y tianguis de Chiconcuac, en el Estado de México, tiene un nombre náhuatl con un significado que evoca deidades antiguas?

El nombre completo del municipio, Chiconcuac de Juárez, proviene del náhuatl Chicome-Coatl, que se traduce como "Siete Culebras" o "En siete culebras".

Chicomecóatl era, de hecho, la diosa mexica de la agricultura, las cosechas y la comida, una deidad muy importante para las comunidades prehispánicas cuya economía se basaba en el maíz y otros cultivos.

Aunque hoy es conocido mundialmente por sus suéteres de lana y su enorme actividad comercial, su nombre nos recuerda sus raíces profundas y agrícolas que se pierden en la antigüedad, antes de convertirse en el referente textil que es hoy.

#Chiconcuac #Mexico #Historia #Prehispanico #Cultura #Nahualt #Textiles #mercado #turismomexico

2025-11-23

Desarrollar telas técnicas con células solares integradas para cargar dispositivos mientras caminas. #WearablesSolares Hashtags: #ModaTech #EnergíaPortátil #Innovación #Textiles

Grüße von einem ganz wundervollen Textilmarkt! Was gibt es nur für großartige Künstler? #Kunst #Textiles

Eine Collage mit alten Web- und Strickmaschinen, einem Spinnrad, Stoffe, Couturekleider, ….
Mathrubhumi EnglishMathrubhumi_English
2025-11-20

Dehradun`s Bachchan Singh Rawat quit his job for natural textiles, creating jobs & reviving local heritage. Explore his inspiring journey & unique Himalayan creations! english.mathrubhumi.com/multim

2025-11-19

This was my first experiment with making a wall hanging. It's a one of a kind - I can make similar hanging with the same colors, but no two will be exactly alike.

I call it "Moon Flower." If it doesn't sell at the craft fair in December, I'll put it up in the Artisan's Co-op shop: artisans.coop/pages/seller-pro

It's not really a holiday piece. But I guess holiday gifts don't all have to be holiday decor, after all.

#Handmade #HandCrafted #Textiles #Quilting #Sewing #WallArt #FediArt #MastoArt

A quilted wall hanging about 24" square with a red border, black silhouette of a tree, white flower petals and red flower centers, and some red buds on the ground around the tree. The background is a brownish-gold. The hanging tabs are red. A full moon rises between the tree branches on the right.
2025-11-19

"A knitting pattern, to non-knitters, may look undecipherable, and not unlike a secret code to begin with. This could cause paranoia around what knitting patterns might mean. Lucy Adlington, in her book Stitches in Time, writes about one article that appeared in UK Pearson’s Magazine in October 1918, which reported that Germans were knitting whole sweaters to send messages—perhaps an exaggeration."

Article: atlasobscura.com/articles/knit

#Knitting #Textiles #Activism #Handmade #HandCrafted

The Wartime Spies Who Used Knitting as an Espionage Tool
Grandma was just making a sweater. Or was she?
by Natalie Zarrelli, March 16, 2022

Since women were encouraged to knit socks, hats, and balaclavas for
soldiers during wartime, knitting and textile work were activities that could
easily be used to a spy’s advantage. Phyllis Latour Doyle, a secret agent for
Britain during World War II, spent the war years sneaking information to the
British using this craft as her cover. Inside her knitting kit, she hid a silk
yarn ready to be used for secret knotted messages, which she then translated
using Morse Code equipment.

Photo of Women in Berlin knitting for soliders, 1914. Library of Congress/LC-DIG-ggbain-18341
Colossal: Art & visual culture since 2010.thisiscolossal.com@web.brid.gy
2025-11-17

In ‘Dripping Earth,’ Cannupa Hanska Luger Ushers the Past into a Speculative Future

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News article on the Univ Nebraska Lincoln cuts.

"The areas proposed for elimination, as well as nearly all degrees and the 51.5 faculty serving within them, are:
Earth and #Atmospheric Sciences ($1.85 million, 13 positions eliminated).
#Statistics ($1.75 million, 12 pos).
Educational Administration ($1.69 million, 15.5 pos).
#Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design ($1.45 million, 11 pos)."

nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/11/1

drawstring bags
I love this pattern. They are lined with a square bottom sort of like origami. The top half is fabric I printed with cyanotype and the pink is ice-dyed. #cyanotype #icedye #drawstringbag #sewing #textiles
square bottomed handmade draw string bags made with fabric printed with cyanotype.
Fabric printed with cyanotype, ice dye, and bleach tie-dye
#handdyed #cyanotype #textiles
fabric printed with cyanotype, ice dyed, and bleach tie-dye

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