click on cover image to enter Volume 5 Issue 2 Spring 2009

Explore Canadian Textile and Fibre Arts and Craft History, yesterday, today and tomorrow, if it's spun, woven, printed or just quickly stitched up, we try to give it voice

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Industrial Jaquard Looms at the Oriole Mill in Hendersonville, North Carolina, where the Inspired Design Jacquard and Entrepreneurial Textiles Conference took place January 2009, This Conference is the spring board for the Spring Issue of FibreQUARTERLY 

Art on display this winter in Toronto 

Orly Cogan size Matters 2007

Vintage fabric, stitching117 x 109 cm (46 x 43”)
Photo: Courtesy the artist 

Currently on display at the Textile Museum of Canada in the "She Will allways be Older Then Us" show  

 Volume 5 Issue 2/ Spring 2009

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