I have spent a good part of the weekend poking about the Artist’s books sites. If you are not sure of what an artist book is check out how wikipedia defines an artist’s book. Reading it you might think that this type of work is an American genre but it …
Many readers will be aware of the 1000 journal project which is a bit like sending out a message in a bottle. For those who are unaware of it, the project involved 1000 journals real, physical book kind of blank journals were released into the world in the summer of …
I love curling up with a magazine and I have pointed to the On-Line Digital Archive of Documents on Weaving and Related Topics hosted by the university of Arizona as a wonderful resource for anyone interested in textiles. Many of these copyright free online books are not only of historical …
Sorry to be slow today but I have been exploring some of the paper crafting and paper arts groups on flickr. I have had much enjoyment exploring the paper craft pool Toddle over there … as there is much more to see there than here …
We had a wonderful Easter break at the National Folk Festival. Jerry has blogged much of it here If you like Irish/celtic music and would like to hear a bunch of people playing at the session bar Jerry has a video online. I spent a lot of time catching up …
CQMagOnline is calling for readers showcase photos and article submissions for the April issue. No matter what level of crazy quilter you feel yourself to be if you have a project recently finished that you can photograph please feel free to contact the magazine and submit an article or photos. …
RSA runs some interesting lectures which are podcast from their site. The Craftsman, with Professor Richard Sennett is particularly interestingThe lecture series are listed here. Scroll down to the lecture downloads and select The Craftsman, with Professor Richard Sennett It is described as “Richard Sennett will discuss the idea that …
