>On the qualities of Slow Cloth
>After looking more at the Red Thread Studio blog, I saw a description of the qualities of “slow cloth”. The idea of slow cloth is one that I appreciate, as it is about taking time and care to make a…
>After looking more at the Red Thread Studio blog, I saw a description of the qualities of “slow cloth”. The idea of slow cloth is one that I appreciate, as it is about taking time and care to make a…
>Today I found a blog called “Red Thread Studio: Slow Cloth, New Cloth, Art Cloth” by Elaine Lipson. I am a supporter of preserving global textile traditions and of sustainable textiles and fashions. I am also a big fan of…
>Here is another place that I want to visit. I think it would be wonderful to see all the architecture and the garden. An excerpt from the article is below. The Ciudad Universitaria, the main campus of the Universidad Nacional…
>At some point, I would like to be a part of this effort. An excerpt from the site is below. The Eyebeam Sustainability Research Group began in July 2006 as a forum for past and present residents, fellows, and staff…
>This is a visual dictionary. It is quite amazing to click on various parts and see all the images related to specific English nouns! 80 Million Tiny Images
>This is a site that has videos on contemporary art. I think it is a great idea to help people learn more about contemporary art, and to realize that there are interesting things happening in this area of art. An…
>This is another place that I want to visit. I have heard about the molas from San Blas and I would love to go see them where they are made. An excerpt from the article is below, and the link…
>IMG_1885 Originally uploaded by a3devries This is a picture from a freeform crochet group on Flickr. I think it is absolutely amazing! I would love to be able to crochet something like this someday. I particularly like the texture in…
>I read this about William Kentridge’s tapestries and I think it would be wonderful to go and see them. An excerpt from the article is below. You don’t need to know about the long, glorious history of tapestry to be…