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Selvedge Stories
THE SCULPTURE IN CROCHET
Contemporary artist Susanna Bauer uses nature itself to turn crochet into sculpture... Your use of leaves clearly reflects the fragility of nature, but in terms of exploring our relationship with...
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THE SCULPTURE IN CROCHET
Contemporary artist Susanna Bauer uses nature itself to turn crochet into sculpture... Your use of leaves clearly reflects the fragility of nature, but in terms of exploring our relationship with...
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PAPER POSIES
Guest post by Kate Myerscough A work of art itself, Tiffanie Turner’s book on making lifelike botanical sculptures from crepe paper, titled The Fine Art of Paper Flowers, depicts the...
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PAPER POSIES
Guest post by Kate Myerscough A work of art itself, Tiffanie Turner’s book on making lifelike botanical sculptures from crepe paper, titled The Fine Art of Paper Flowers, depicts the...
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SELVEDGE TALKS TO... MARIA CÁRDENAS
Maria Cárdenas is just one of our many exciting makers joining us at the Selvedge Edinburgh fair next week. We caught up with her in the run up to find...
SELVEDGE TALKS TO... MARIA CÁRDENAS
Maria Cárdenas is just one of our many exciting makers joining us at the Selvedge Edinburgh fair next week. We caught up with her in the run up to find...
A WALK ROUND EDINBURGH
For those visiting the Selvedge Fair in Edinburgh on August 19th, enjoy a guided walk through the historic city devised by Clare Lewis and illustrated by Anna Simmons... 1. Begin...
A WALK ROUND EDINBURGH
For those visiting the Selvedge Fair in Edinburgh on August 19th, enjoy a guided walk through the historic city devised by Clare Lewis and illustrated by Anna Simmons... 1. Begin...
DOUBLE TAKES
Guest post by Kate Myerscough Through knitting, Madame Tricot plays with the boundaries of humour, kitsch, and the macabre. Before building a reputation for her recognisable knitted sculptures, the artist was...
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DOUBLE TAKES
Guest post by Kate Myerscough Through knitting, Madame Tricot plays with the boundaries of humour, kitsch, and the macabre. Before building a reputation for her recognisable knitted sculptures, the artist was...
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KIMONO FRAGMENTS
In recent years, the kimono has become a standard garment in shop windows along the high streets of the Western World, and while it’s common knowledge that this piece of...
KIMONO FRAGMENTS
In recent years, the kimono has become a standard garment in shop windows along the high streets of the Western World, and while it’s common knowledge that this piece of...
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