One of the things we like to do at the SST is to promote artists and inspire our students. We regularly interview leading inspirational artists within the field of textiles to inspire and stimulate ideas.
Welcome to another inspiring episode from the School of Stitched Textiles Podcast – Textile Talk! In this conversation, host Gail Cowley is joined by Karen Miller, a passionate educator, quilter, and dedicated representative of Aurifil Threads. If you’ve ever stitched with Aurifil and wondered what makes it so smooth, so
In this fascinating episode of our Textile Talk podcast, we delve into the world of renowned textile artist and educator Gail Harker. With an illustrious career spanning decades, Gail has played a pivotal role in shaping contemporary embroidery and design education. From her early inspirations to her innovative teaching methods,
Sculpture has a unique way of bringing art to life. Unlike paintings or drawings, three-dimensional works have a physical presence that invites us to engage with them in a more tactile, immersive way. Whether it’s the delicate stitches that transform a leaf into a lace-like relic, or the meticulously embroidered
In this captivating episode of our podcast, we welcome Lucy Martin, Head of Education at Hand & Lock, the renowned London embroidery house with a history dating back to 1767. With an infectious passion for embroidery and education, Lucy takes us on a journey through her career, from her early
Karen Turner is a textile artist who stitches more than just fabric—she stitches memories, time, and emotion into every piece she creates. With a background steeped in both the arts and academia, she has seamlessly blended her love of hand-stitching with an intuitive, almost meditative approach to textile work. Raised
In this episode, we sit down with textile artist and educator Sophie Standing, whose vibrant work combines thread painting and applique to create stunning depictions of wildlife. Sophie shares her journey from working with ceramics to discovering her love for textiles and free-motion embroidery. Her career has taken her across
Richard McVetis is a pioneering artist whose intricate hand embroidery redefines the boundaries of textile art. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Richard’s journey into the world of stitched textiles began during his Art Foundation course, where his talent for detail and design was first recognized. Inspired by
We’ve interviewed Anne Kelly before so we were really pleased to invite her onto our podcast Textile Talk. In this episode of Textile Talk with Anne Kelly we take listeners on an inspiring journey into the heart of her creative practice. Through her intricate stitched artworks, Anne explores storytelling, environmental
Danielle Clough is a storyteller with a needle and thread. She weaves vibrant colours and intricate textures into works that radiate energy and emotion. Working from her evolving studio space, Danielle’s journey into textiles has been anything but conventional. With a background in live visuals and music events, her creative
In this captivating episode of Textile Talk host Gail Cowley sits down with Holly Guertin, a textile artist whose work is as intricate as it is inspiring. Holly shares her remarkable journey, blending the worlds of motherhood, artistic expression, and personal growth, all while pushing the boundaries of modern fibre art.
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