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Jul312009

Time for the letter F

It’s the weekend and I have prepared another of my annotated lists of interesting blogs.

So far I have updated the letter A , B, C, D, E and now its time for the letter F.

 

I choose blogs that stay on topic at least 80% of the time, written reasonably frequently, by textile practitioners and designers who do such things as quilt, stitch, dye, sew, embellish fabric,and bead. Or  are kept by people who are interested in art, design or paper related crafts, such as bookbinding and altered books. Another area of interest is Art Journals,  visual journals or studio journals.

 

Fabric Art and Crafts  Judy is a fabric artist and a crafter who blogs her projects.

Fabric Art Journals  a blog about journals created from fiber which was established for those interested in creating art journals of fabric. There is loads of links and inspiration on this blog so do swing by and check it out.

Fabric Dyeing 101  This blog is not so active anymore but I point to it because of its excellent content. In the past Melissa published excellent step by step, illustrated tutorials on using dyes and dyeing different types of fabric. All the tutorials are listed in her side bar. If you want to know about this subject be sure to book mark her.

Fabric Follies Two  covers crochet, knitting, spinning, quilting and sewing crafts. There are also free crochet patterns on the site.

Fabric of Meditation  Sara is an Austrian fiber artist who works with mixed media using stitch and thread to draw. I really like her art cloths.

Fabric Princess  Mandi tracks her sewing and art quilt projects.

Fabulous Threads  Annica is a contemporary stitcher interested in all aspects of fiber

Faffing About  Lynne is interested in contemporary fiber work, embroidery and paper arts.

Fan My Flame  is written by Gina a textile artist who write about craft, soft toys, sewing, drawing and her creative  interests.

Far North Designs  writes about her weaving, sewing and paper crafts.

Farbtupfer  a bilingual blog tracking explorations and experiments in paper and fiber arts

Fashion Incubator is an apparel industry blog. All sorts of interesting topics are covered such as pattern and product reviews but lately I have been enjoying a series of posts covering the design and development of as bag prototypes.

Fat Quarter touches on hand embroidery, knitting, crazy quilting craftwork and quilting   

Feather On A Wire  Sally Bramald is a quilter who blogs her inspiration, design process, techniques and quilts.

Feather Stitching  Anne is an Kiwi living in Australia who blogs her cross stitch projects.

Feathered Fibers  is an amusing blog mixing cartoons and quilting together.

Feeling Stitchy Is a blog focused on contemporary embroidery and craft with a retro and vintage feel. 

Felicity’s Philosophies and Other Curiosities  is where Felicity Grace shares her sketchbook, quilting and travels.

Felt-O-Rama publishes felt related tutorials, topics and resources

Feltbug  Mandy Prowse studied painting and printmaking and now keeps an interesting craft blog

Felted fibers  felting fleece and fibre, knitting are Jennys interests

Ferret Fabricates  long arm quilter and textile artist who blogs about her work

Fiber and Pulp  Linda is a  professional quilter, owns of a quilt store and is an author of books on quilting.

Fiber Art: If I Create It, Will They Come?  Micki writes about her explorations in contemporary fiber and fabric postcards

Fiber Fabrications Judy Alexander is an art quilter and fiber artist who writes about her work in progress

Fiber Fantasies  Lynn lists her interests as being quilting, sewing, dyeing, knitting, needlepoint, cross stitch, needlepunch

Fiberhart  Beverly is an art quilter who writes about her process, techniques and quilts

Fibermania  Melody lists her interests as including art quilts, knitting, crafts, sewing, embroidery, fabric and yarn dyeing but also does some fantastic small paintings.

Fiberstudio  is kept by Cathy Kleeman who is interested in surface design. She dyes, paints and stamps to create fabrics for her art quilts. Cathy also explores the philosphy of aesthetics in her blog teasing out issues as she is thinking of them.

Field Trips in Fiber  Vicki lists her interests as sewing, quilting, surface design, fabric dyeing and creating fabric postcards

Fire star arts  is a blog that covers illustrations, book binding and watercolour painting. I often enjoy the visual journal page spreads the author shares 

Flibbertigibbet bunny covers crafts and quilting

Flint Knits mainly covers knitting but some crafting and quilting is also included  

Floating Lemons  an indie crafter and illustrator, features drawings in a variety of mediums, including colored pencil, watercolor, acrylic and oil.

Flying Colours  Juanita’s interests are contemporary quilt-making, fabric dyeing and surface design

Focus on Fiber  Sandy describes herself as a hand and machine knitter and embroiderer with an interst paper and mixed media.

Foxy Art Studio  Aurora writes about her work in progress and regularly posts images from her visual journal. Aurora’s interests include art quilts, beading, knitting, drawing, painting, printmaking and bookmaking.

Free backgrounds and other blog stuff by Itkupilli “Cute and Cool” is a blog that gives away free graphics for blogs, tutorials on using graphics and free clip art. 

Free Bird Sings  Timaree beads, quilts, creates inchies and is interested in paper craft

Free wool  Sasha is interested in knitting, wool crafts, fabric paint, rubber stamping, sewing and seems to collect sewing machines.

Frequently Wrong but Never In Doubt  Mary-Frances’s has a passion for Crazy quilting, crafting, illustration and points to resources online, and covers work in progress  

Freshly{blended}  described as “dedicated to the things in life that inspire me creatively” much of these inspirations are hand made and finely crafted.

From Down the Well  is the blog of contemporary art quilter and designer Helen Conway.

From the Basement  Liz describes herself as a cloth doll maker, sewer, beader, needlewoman, crafts person, and sometime quilter

From The Magpies Nest  Sue is a contemporay quilter who writes about her work in progress

Frost Art  is the blog of texile artist who writes about the creative process and slow making

Funky Finds  is a blog devoted to promoting independent artists, crafters & designers world-wide.

Fur in the Paint  Gayle Mason is an artist who specialises in drawing and painting animals. Her blog discusses the development of her work in pencil, pastel and acylic paint

Futuregirl craft blog  Alice is a contributor to three projects to the AntiCraft craft book and her blog reflects her current craft interests.

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Reader Comments (6)

Thank you for putting these lists together. I always find a new blog (or 10) to follow!

July 31, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterVicki W

Thanks for continuing to list my blog, I know I don't post very often and posts about stitching are even fewer as the rate of production is very slow but I appreciate being in your list.

July 31, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterLynne

Thanks for the link Sharon!
I was wondering what was going on. All of a sudden I had more visitors in one day then I usually have in a week. Now I know where they are coming from. :-)
Have a great weekend!
xx Annica
Fabulous Threads

July 31, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterAnnica

Thanks for yet another terrific list - although as I add yet more blogs to my subscribed list I fear one day I'll do nothing but read about stuff instead of actually doing it!

August 1, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterAmanda

Thank you for adding me to your list. I always enjoy reading new blogs myself, it's great for inspiration.

August 2, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterAnnet

what Amanda says seems to be true-actually spending more time reading about the stuff than actually doing them
ansu chennai

August 2, 2009 | Unregistered Commenteransu chennai

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