
This podcast is for craft and textile enthusiasts all around the world. We're constantly adding great interviews with textile artists, tutors and retailers plus a little advice on our own distance study courses in craft and much more. The School of Stitched Textiles is the largest UK provider of City & Guilds Accredited Textile based distance learning courses. You can find out site at www.... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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“Making my art allows me to tap into levels of perception, becoming more aware, more conscious, & more grateful. I’ve loved photography my entire life. This brings a tender sensitivity to one’s surroundings. I make the art then the art makes me.”
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Cassandra was born in Santa Barbara, California in 1985, and has been creating art since she was old enough to pick up a crayon and put it to paper. She started her self-taught embroidery journey in January 2020 with a bag of vintage DMC thread and q... more
Kandy G Lopez was born in 1985 in New Jersey, USA and is a multidisciplinary artist exploring cultural identity, representation, and power through fiber art, portraiture, painting, and mixed media. Born to Dominican parents, she draws from her exper... more
Carolyn Forster is a quilt designer, teacher and author from Tunbridge Wells in Kent. Since self-publishing her first book, “Quilting On the Go” in 2007 Carolyn has gone on to write many more patchwork and quilting books with Search Press in the UK a... more
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So many inspiring creators of beautiful things in amazing new forms of the textile traditions. And Gail Crowley is an artist of the interview, with a rare ability to draw out the best from the artists, and a lovely voice and manner. Thank you!
I look forward to every episode! Gail is a skilled interviewer who allows her guests to communicate fully and in ways that feel relevant. It’s conversational but not waffling, informative but not didactic. I love this podcast and highly recommend it!
Really well done interviews that are interesting and relaxing to listen to.
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The show centers on textile arts, fiber-based techniques, and the creative journeys of makers, designers, and educators. Across episodes, listeners get deep dives into embroidery, quilting, couture embellishment, dyeing, and modern fiber practices, often framed through personal artist stories, teaching philosophies, and the practicalities of sustaining a practice—from substrate choices and handcraft methods to publishing books and running workshops. A notable strength is the host's warm, discovery-driven style that foregrounds process, experimentation, and community, making it particularly valuable for listeners who want actionable craft insights, professional development in textiles, or inspiration from diverse textile disciplines. A recur... more
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Textile Talk launched 4 years ago and published 42 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Textile Talk include:
1. Wen Redmond
2. Cassandra Dias
3. Carolyn Forster
4. Robert Ossant
5. Jessica Pile
6. Hannah Lamb
7. Emily Jo Gibbs
8. Fleur Woods
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