In Print: Tapestry transformed: Five artists pushing the boundaries. Pictured is Woven Grass Study, 2022 by our own Molly Elkind. (Photo credit: Sam Elkind)

Of Interest

In Print

• The Blue That Enchanted the World
• Online Book: Textiles and clothing along the Silk Roads
• Turning My Grandmother's Doilies into Quilts
• The Revolutionary Power of a Skein of Yarn
• Ruth Adler Schnee, Exuberant Designer of Modernist Textiles, Dies

Video, Images, Websites, Blogs

• Southwest Textile Database
• Highlights of the Africa Fashion exhibit
• Teen prodigy shares incredible crochet creations
• 18th Century Tweed

We're delighted to announce recent new, returning, and renewing members: The Association of Traditional Hooking Artists, Dogwood Chapter (Dogwood ATHA), Kim Bankston, Gena Belcher, Leslie Bronson, Linda Brown, Jan Covin, Hildreth Davis, Jennifer Davis, Sue Eisen, Bonnie Finne, Nancy Franklin, Cynthia Frigon, Suzi Gough, Ginny Harris, Nola Hart, Erika Lewis, Gene Lewis, Martha Mason, Janet Metzger, Madison Miller, Johanna Norry, the Peachtree Handspinners Guild (PHG), Ray Pierotti, Sue Shuster, Janeth Spurling, Maxine Watkins, and Diane Wold.

Want to join or need to renew? Start here! (Hint: If you're renewing, log in to your account first.)

Welcome Back Dogwood ATHA!

We're delighted that Atlanta's Dogwood Chapter of the Association of Traditional Hooking Artists (ATHA) has returned to the SEFAA fold. ATHA is an international fellowship of artists that fosters individuality and diversity in rug hooking and provides resources for everyone interested in rug hooking - whether you just pulled your first loop or have been rug hooking for years. The creativity of Dogwood ATHA members with their broad and diverse experience will inspire you and their large pool of resources will give you the tools you need to be a part of this grand tradition of self-expression. Learn more and Get Hooked!

Wall of Water (detail)

by Fiona Hutchison

The view of downtown

by Misik Kim

Existing with the moon under our feet

by Sarah Zapata

Father, Son, and the Ghost

by Sonia Aniceto

Andrew, Soulmates

by Effie Jessop

Poem of the Birds (detail)

by Carol Eckert