Thread Shorts
Description: Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.
Description: Show off your love for quilting with this unique design! This Quilting shirt is perfect for quilters, sewing enthusiasts, and anyone who loves handmade crafts. Whether you're a seasoned quilter or just starting out, this design celebrates the joy of quilting and makes a great gift for any quilting lover.
Description: A hilarious vintage-style design featuring a wide-eyed black cat hopelessly tangled in thick yarn, with the phrases: 'I came. I saw. I tangled.' and 'Everything is Fine.' Perfect for tailors, seamstresses, embroiderers, or anyone who loves sewing, knitting, or crafting with a touch of humor. A quirky gift for crafters, sewing enthusiasts, or cat lovers with a sense of humor.
Description: An Indonesian sarong woven in Ikat technique and dyed in indigo. Ikat is a resist dyeing technique by means of binding either the warp or the weft fibres prior to dyeing - or both, in which case it is called 'double ikat'. The patterns achieved with this technique are characteristically 'out of focus'. Ikat weaving is widespread in West Africa, South America and South East Asia.
