The Aran sweater, which most of us know as the fisherman sweater, takes its name from the set of islands where it originated in the late 1800s, off the Westmore →
While in New York for Fashion Week, I had the pleasure of meeting milliner Lola Ehrlich of Lola Hats at her Brooklyn atelier. Nestled in the heart ofmore →
Ever since I experimented with needle felting earlier this year, I've been fascinated with the plethora of potential DIYs associated with this age-oldmore →
With boxy oxford shirts, pleated trousers, wool jackets, and plaid skirts, Thomasine Dolan's fall collection is part boy-meets-girl, part prep and one hundredmore →
A handful of chunky knits, some baroque inspired prints, a bit of peplum and floral continuing from spring, plenty of androgynous silhouettes, a lot of leather,more →
Each collection by Ulyana Sergeenko gets better and better and as far as I am concerned, she is an absolute genius. By now we know what to expect from thismore →
In addition to being a talented illustrator and freelance print consultant, Charlotte Linton is a textile designer known best for her printed wool and silkmore →
I'm currently on a serious mission to find a large, traditional Beni Ourain rug for our living room. These incredibly plush rugs, made by the Benimore →
While perusing Pinterest one evening, I came across an intriguing tutorial on the wonderful art of needle felting. I had to learn more - especially aftermore →
Green, red, yellow and indigo are the four colored stripes we associate with these iconic Hudson Bay point blankets. But did you ever wonder about theirmore →
