The Fabric Thread
Ansie Textile WriterTalking textiles. Crafting community. Stitching stories. Finding the stories woven into the tapestry of life.
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Belonging is a strange thing
Belonging is a strange thing.
Belonging is a strange thing. I am often slightly envious of people who have a strong sense of belonging. People who know who they are because they know where they come from. Do those people ever consciously t...
Belonging
A Thread
I am exploring a theme with the vague idea of turning it into a book, a body of work, or maybe both. I am going to use this thread as a place to sort my ideas and thoughts and to get some outside input.
Stitching Stories - the Language of the Levant
Writing with thread
I’ve always thought of needlework as a language. A means to communicate and document. The more I learn about the textiles of different cultures and people groups, and the more I talk to people who make with needle and t...
Embellishment or Clutter?
I don’t aspire to minimalism, but I do like clean surfaces and white space.
I don’t aspire to minimalism, but I do like clean surfaces and white space. I appreciate art, décor, and fashion but prefer it with the minimum clutter or embellis...
Encyclopedia of Embroidery from the Arab World
This is an encyclopaedia in the full meaning of the word. It is a reference book, but instead of being academic and dry, it is rich, informative, accessible and readable.
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I am a South African/Australian textile writer specialising in writing about cultural textiles and textiles in fine art.
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