Textile wizard Lizzie Houghton is a master at transforming wool into passionate wearable art. She is currently experimenting with hand rolled felt and
Nuno felting techniques with the addition of silks and velvets.
Check out her upcoming workshops in her wonderful studio by the forest.
The Artwork of May Bente Aronsen
Pure Genius.
Norwegian artist May is creating new territory in fiber arts.
Her installations are formed from cut and molded felt, and manipulated polyester.
Laurie Sharp has created her own menagerie of Wool Pets.
Blessed with her own small flock of sheep, she magically animates
their wool into creatures great and small.
Visit her Etsy shop for sculptures, felting kits and supplies, and wool roving.
Here is the exquisitely tactile folk art of Morna Crites-Moore.
Morna loves to gather found textiles to assemble and collage into rugs and
mini quilts. She felts her wool from recycled sweaters and blankets to create
her playful variations on penny rugs and folk art images.
Available for sale at the American Folk Art Museum gift shop, NYC,
and at Traditional Folk Art, on the web.
Who wouldn't love Renee's Harris' work?!
With effervescent imagination, she combines felting and embroidery to create vivid "tails" of nature dear to her heart. Her creations are charming beyond belief.
Night Cast
A Balancing Act
Lois and Ed
Caught Up
Contact Renee for more information about her work
including availability and commissions.
Russian textile design studio Yaga has created a unique fusion textile
by joining various fabrics, yarns, threads, fibers without seams, stitches, glue, or other means. Yaga is a magical studio where artists "conjure" with love and passion.
Artist Jean Hicks sculpts sensual, whimsical, and metaphorical expressions in wool. I think that I could wear this hat every single day.
I would need to commission shoes to go with it.
