Allan Walton (1891-1948) was a British artist and textile designer known for innovative designs in the 1930s, contributing significantly to interior decor and fabrics.Read More →
Theo Moorman, a skilled artist, developed the “Moorman Inlay Technique” and created striking woven textiles, commissioned for cathedrals and private homes. She also shared her expertise through teaching and a book.Read More →
“Weaving As an Art Form: A Personal Statement” explores Theo Moorman’s influential weaving technique and journey, inviting readers into the world of textile art.Read More →
Between 1952 and 1954, Ellis was a textile department student at Central School of Arts & Crafts, specialising in weaving (she took a National Diploma in the subject).Read More →
Margaret Simeon (1910-1999), a British Textile Designer, studied at the Chelsea School of Art and Royal College of Art, and freelanced for various clients.Read More →
Ronald Grierson was a British textile designer blending Synthetic Cubism and Modernism, known for his intricate rugs and influential teaching in design aesthetics.Read More →
Marianne Straub’s book covers hand weaving, cloth design, yarn choices, loom preparation, weave types, and fabric variations. Includes glossary and appendix.Read More →