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Woven Coverlets of Norway

Norwegian textiles are unique and have a distinct textile style defined by bold colors, shapes and whimsical imagery of kings, queens and prancing horses. What more to love?

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By Futurecraft on June 24 at 10:39 PM. | Categories: | [!Jot? &docid=`39` &action=`count-comments`!] Comments

African Textiles

Below are some highlights from, African Textiles by John Gillow, an amazing book that showcases some of the most beautiful weaving, dyeing, and embroidery techniques used in textile history. In addition, writes about the many influences on textile production- religion, culture, trade, tradition and fashion.

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By Futurecraft on June 24 at 10:10 PM. | Categories: , | [!Jot? &docid=`38` &action=`count-comments`!] Comments

Road Tripping to Maine- Worumbo Mill

Kim Harris, Matt Moore and I went on an inspirational journey last weekend. Kim's blog Alwaysonthegrind.com couldn't have explained it better. From rummaging through her parents antique museum to stumbling across the Worumbo Mills, our creative energy was on an all time high. The most amazing part of the trip was being able to shoot ideas back and forth with my friends as well as Kim's mother, Kathy whom happens to be an amazing craftsperson.. from rug hooking, to glass blowing, her talents and were endless. Women like her inspired me to create FutureCraft.. to make sure my generation keeps traditional crafts alive for years to come.

Check out more photos here.

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By Futurecraft on April 30 at 11:08 PM. | Categories: | [!Jot? &docid=`32` &action=`count-comments`!] Comments

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