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Search Results for “Memorial Day” – Textiles in the News 1Memorial Day: Celebrating American Textiles & the U.S. Military 26 May 2023 /in TIN Blog Every Memorial Day, Americans pause to honor the lives of those who have died serving our country as a member of the U.S. military. It is a day dedicated to their heroic sacrifices based on a belief in American...

The thread of our nation. Happy Memorial Day.

Search Results for “Memorial Day” – Textiles in the News 1Memorial Day: Celebrating American Textiles & the U.S. Military 26 May 2023 /in TIN Blog Every Memorial Day, Americans pause to honor the lives of those who have died serving our country as a member of the U.S. military. It is a day dedicated to their heroic sacrifices based on a belief in American...

Textiles & Tea - Handweavers Guild of America Textiles & Tea Each week the Handweavers Guild of America, Inc. (HGA) hosts Textiles & Tea, a conversation with some of the most respected fiber artists in the field today. In our 45-minute discussion we focus on their artwork and their creative journey. We allow 15 minutes at the end of our convers...

Lasting wounds to the birthplace of gauze Gaza now needs the gauze of peace, care and understanding to cover its mortal wounds given by Israel.

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Why Nigeria's historic dye pits in Kano risk closure They once dressed "the blue men of the desert", but modern tastes and insecurity could spell their end.

Indigo: The Indelible Color That Ruled The World Catherine McKinley traveled through nine West African countries a decade ago to track the history of indigo, the blue dye that was made very valuable by the African slave trade. Host Michel Martin speaks with McKinley about her book Indigo: In Search of the Color that Seduced the World.

Could sampling be your creative super power? - TextileArtist.org Are you one of those textile artists who has constant creative epiphanies? When one artwork is complete, the muse magically...