Episodes

Isabella Rosner is a needlework historian, Curator at the Royal School of Needlework and the host of the Sew What? podcast.

Chrissie Juno Mann is a world-class embroiderer and teacher who keeps traditional needlework types fresh with her unique approach to content..

Chrissie Juno Mann is a world-class embroiderer and teacher who keeps traditional needlework types fresh with her unique approach to content..

Manya Goldman is a needlepoint artist whose stitched snapshots capture moments of her personal history with intentional intimacy.

Manya Goldman is a needlepoint artist whose stitched snapshots capture moments of her personal history with intentional intimacy.

Sally Wilson is a UK-based Mixed Media artist whose work has to be seen to be believed.

Sally Wilson is a UK-based Mixed Media artist whose work has to be seen to be believed.

John Thomas Paradiso is a Washington-based artist who has been exploring the intimacy of gay culture through needlework for over 30 years.

John Thomas Paradiso is a Washington-based artist who has been exploring the intimacy of gay culture through needlework for over 30 year

Niki McDonald, also known as TapestryGirl, is an Australian needlework artist whose urban pop art portraits use modern street art styles to tell stories of iconic characters she has created.

Niki McDonald, also known as TapestryGirl, is an Australian needlework artist whose urban pop art portraits use modern street art styles to tell stories of iconic characters she has created.

Meredith Woolnough is an Australian machine embroidery artist whose organic creations are instantly recognisable and simply stunning.

Joetta Maue is a curator, artist and teacher whose embroidered work focuses on liminal moments - the in-between spaces that contain magic if we take time to notice them.

Liv Aanrud is a Los-Angeles based artist whose vibrant tufted rug art pieces are a new form of folk art.

Jane Sanders, also known as Stitchin In The Kitchen, has made a name for herself with her machine embroidered, mixed media pop portraits.

Cas Holmes is one of the UK’s favourite textile artists, a respected teacher and author of numerous embroidered art books. Her work often uses found objects and has an alchemical philosophy, where the creativity is discovered at the edge of uncertainty.

Emma Homent, aka The Maker’s Marks, is a needlepoint designer and craft connector. Her book, Needlepoint - A Modern Stitch Dictionary has over 100 creative stitch types and is a terrific addition to your stitching library.

Dr Jack Roberts is an academic, an art dealer and a creator of abstract machine embroidered art pieces.

Cath Janes is a Welsh needlework artist whose anatomical hand embroideries show the scientific beauty of bodies.