Fabric art is any art made with – or on – fabric. That includes wearable art, clothing and accessories, quilts, decor, cloth dolls, and probably a lot of other art forms that I’m not thinking of right now, but they’re still fabric art.
Here are some of my articles on related topics:
In January 2005, I had the great good fortune to interview paper doll artist JJ Buch. She’s one of my […] Q. What’s your greatest influence today? Do you get your ideas from other dolls, other art, or something else altogether? […] Do you have a collectible Barbie® doll with “green ear”? Here’s how to remove most of it safely. I haven’t […] Altered dolls usually (but not always) start with ready-made, store-bought dolls. They may be modified or even deconstructed to make […] This is one of a series of pin dolls that I made by hand. First, I create my doll collages […] This is another project started in the mid-1990s and not completed. Clearly, even good projects are sometimes put aside. Basically, […] I’ve always loved the color purple. Almost every shade of purple delights me. This is an original one-of-a-kind jacket that […] Scraps of fabric can be used to create rolled beads. Here’s the simplest version. You’ll need fabric, white glue and […]
JJ Buch – Paper Doll Artist interview – part 1 of 2
Alice C. W. Dennis – doll artist interview – part 2 of 3
How to Remove ‘Green Ear’ from Barbie Dolls
Altered Dolls
Annie Faerie Dolls
Rust and Teal Pieced Bodice
Purple Fabric Art Jacket 1
Easy Rolled Cloth Beads
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