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The Cornwall-based artist creating sweeping brushworks for our shop windows.
Introducing the 2021 emerging craftspeople in our annual mentorship programme.
A recipe for a fragrant curry by American-Japanese author and cook.
Chloë Ashby interviews the artist using collage to reflect timely, contemporary themes.
An exploration of unstructured tailoring and versatile shapes for everyday wear.
For our fifth podcast series, we look to the theme of Rhythm, how it forms us, how we carry it and where it can lead us.
In marks and in solargraphs, the Hebridean artist captures the shifting elements of island life.
The winning competition entries in response to our seasonal theme of Rhythm.
Mina Holland and Elena Heatherwick look at motherhood and the many forms it can take.
The artist and photographer behind the TOAST Spring/Summer ’21 campaign.
A simple guide to making sculptural, wild wreaths.
Fiorella Valdesolo reflects on the art of calligraphy through the ages.
Nature writer Matt Collins on creating his mother's garden in Wales.
The London-based textile artist using stitch as language.
The traditional strudel-like Easter bread by chef Olia Hercules.
In the studio with the Northern Irish artist.
Chloë Ashby interviews the Tanzanian artist empowering women through paint.
Elizabeth Metcalfe reflects on the rhythmic, meditative craft regaining popularity.
Laidback West Country potter Liz Vidal creates heirloom-worthy stoneware ceramics in her tiny studio.
We meet the London-based writer on the release day of her new novel, Asylum Road.
The work we are doing to improve our environment and enrich our community.
The Brooklyn-based library dedicated to the history of textiles.
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