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Rolls of ClothFabric hand screen-printed linen

Cloth Fabric

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ClothFabric is designer Julie Paterson’s small fabric company, now 30 years old, run from her Blue Mountains studio. Inspired by […]

Anna Battle of Shiny Happy Art, smiling in a paint-spattered apron in front of one of her bright still-life paintings on an easel

Shiny Happy Art

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Shiny Happy Art is the colourful world of Toowoomba artist and teacher Anna Battle, whose superpower is making art simple.

Nicobelle Design

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At Nicobelle Design we create beautiful handmade clothes for the little girl in your life. Made from iconic and exquisite

Hand-dyed wool felt with an embroidered toadstool and wildflowers, beside a felt pincushion, thread and scissors

Purely Felt Craft

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Purely Felt Craft is Sandie’s studio in Warranwood, Victoria, specialising in hand-dyed 100% wool felt, Steiner and Waldorf-inspired craft kits

Kimonoso short-sleeved shirt in navy and white Japanese print, worn with cream trousers

Kimonoso

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Kimonoso is a slow fashion label made by Renee on the outskirts of Sydney, who carefully deconstructs vintage kimono, yukata

Two hand-printed linen tea towels by You Are Brave Textiles, with blue and teal frangipani prints, hanging over a window ledge above a potted rubber plant

YOU ARE BRAVE Textiles

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YOU ARE BRAVE Textiles designs and hand screen prints small-batch fabrics and table linens in Sydney, with a handmade ethic

Close-up of Lynn Pavey fibre art: coiled and wrapped spirals in teal, lime green, raspberry and brown

Lynn Pavey

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Textile Artist Lynn Pavey is a Sydney textile artist and workshop host with a love of colour, texture and repurposing

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Specks & Keepings

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Specks & Keepings is the studio of Los Angeles textile artist and clothing designer Debra Weiss. Inspired by nature, she

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Little Japanese Haberdashery

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Little Japanese Haberdashery is a Hobart, Tasmania shop for sashiko supplies, indigo dyeing, fabrics, kimono pieces and notions sourced from

Knitwear designer Jake Henzler of Boy Knits World smiling as he holds up his Toy Trains colourwork blanket, still on the needles

Boy Knits World

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Boy Knits World is Sydney knitter and designer Jake Henzler, known for bright colourwork patterns inspired by cities and buildings,

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