Four and a Bit Acres
Claire SteeleTextiles, photography and sketchbooks inspired by a small area in Herefordshire
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | fourandabitacres.substack.com |
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Stitch Sampling
I’m a hand -stitcher, I like the feel of cloth in my hands, I like the slow repetition of hand-stitching. I enjoy pushing and pulling my needle through the cloth, seeing how the stitches are formed, and how I can alter them. How I can choos...
The Fragment Diary
I’m putting together a textile portfolio which I hope will demonstrate my design and stitching skills and the importance of sustainability to my practice. In what I grandly call my “archive” I have pieces of stitching that were never really...
The Scavenger Hunt Approach
I’ve recently made the decision to leave an online membership to enable me to develop my own textile practice more fully. This is already paying dividends, I’m gaining clarity about how I want to work and with that has come some new ideas f...
Exploring my Archive
I’ve been stitching for so long my stitching has Eras: 1993 to City and Guilds (C&G), C&G 1996 to 2002, 2002 to January 2021, January 2021 to January 2026 and now Rediscovery. For some time now I’ve been taking apart any unfinished textile ...
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A stitched textile artist whose work includes traditional hand stitching, applique and improvised patchwork. Her stitched textiles explore pilgrimage, natural forms and unmaking/remaking.
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