JoAnne Sauder JoAnne takes inspiration from the binary and non-binary functions of nature, human systems and her own life experience. Her works reflects on these through the binary (up/knit, down/purl) nature of knitting. Like the 0 and 1 binary that computers run on...
Shelly Nicolle-Phillips Shelly Nicolle-Phillips currently lives in Regina, Saskatchewan and was born and raised in Prince Edward Island. Shelly taught herself the craft of rug hooking in 2015, inspired by the many rugs that were hooked by her grandmother and the long...
Angel Weber Angel was originally a comic book artist and illustrator, but now specializes in tsumami craft – the Japanese art of folding squares of silk into complex floral designs, most famously used in the creation of geisha hair ornaments.Her work explores...
Alison Philips Alison Philips began her work about 35 years ago. She has taken various weaving classes in Canada and the USA, and first learned to weave when she completed training in England. Alison’s accomplishments include receiving the Award for Excellence in...
Della Yaroshko My journey with felting started when my husband said, “Let’s keep llamas in our pasture.” At a Llama Canada conference, I discovered that the beautiful fibre I was shearing from our animals could be felted. The next step was taking a...
