Author Archives: Antje

Flowering gumnuts

Posted on June 3, 2019

The w/e of 11-12 May I joined other members of my local textile group to attend a 2-day felting workshop by Hellen Edwards. Her work is interesting, vibrant, and involves machine stitching on felt. The thought of machine embroidery filled … Continue reading →

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Learning Curves – Part 2

Posted on April 30, 2019

Following on from my recent post…. The workshop with Clare was very different, in that it was nuno felting and very small. It was quite a surprise to a few of us (with felting experience) that she only uses one … Continue reading →

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Learning curves – Part 1

Posted on April 24, 2019

In the last few months I’ve attended two felting workshops tutored by happy feltmakers who have been very generous with sharing their experiences and knowledge. The first by Jenny Pepper was titled Decorative felt Surfaces (I had no idea what … Continue reading →

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Book Binding, Decorative Papers & Costumes

Posted on March 15, 2019

Undertaking this post I was in a place of total indecision….to tell you about my book binding exploits or report on a wonderful costume exhibition….I’ve decided on both. So before you read on make yourselves a drink, plump up the … Continue reading →

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Eco-printing

Posted on December 25, 2018

A guest post by Antje Ream Creating this post for the forum I’m being very loose with the term fibre – my excuse is that both paper and plants are fibrous. A few months ago I attended a great eco-printing … Continue reading →

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