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Bookish. - Issue 23
Multi-talent textile artist Arounna spends much of her free time on a wide variety of mending, and this book is a comprehensive showcase of her methods.
Bookish. - Issue 22
Sequel to the 2018 book (English version was published in 2019), Naomi Ito's new pattern book is full of wearable patterns with a little bit of a modern twists, and is a great starting point for planning your summer wardrobe for the next couple of years.
Bookish. - 2 - Issue 20
The author, Christine Chitnis lives in Providence, RI, and is my friend's neighbor.
Bookish. - Issue 20
I must confess that when Cecelia first told me about her book idea, I was thinking "Marls?," unimpressed, like "yes, it's using two strands together, right?" So if you feel the same, I highly recommend taking a look at this book.
Bookish. - Issue 19
This is a beautiful book - the fabric cover is embossed with gold, and has many fabulous full color photos printed on quality paper.
Bookish. - Issue 18
Arounna Khounnoraj's long-awaited book is finally being published almost simultaneously with this issue.
Bookish. - Issue 17
This is a book by a UK-based textile artist and educator, Claire Wellesley-Smith, whose work involves extensive stitching over reclaimed and locally-sourced pieces of fabrics.
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