Haute Threads
Rare Materials for Makers
October is Textile Month
Ana Lisa Hedstrom
Ana Lisa is known for her signature textiles based on contemporary adaptations of shibori. Her textiles are included in the collections of major museums including the Cooper Hewitt, the Museum of Art and Design, and the De Young Museum. Her work has been exhibited and published internationally. She has taught and lectured at numerous international Shibori conferences and schools. Her awards include two NEA grants and she is a fellow of the American Craft Council.
MFA Gallery
10 Bridge Street, Suite 7
Frenchtown, NJ 08825
Thursdays thru Sundays 11 - 5:30
215.262.6790
Also at MFA Gallery…
Sue Balascio
Artist Statement
“My work is influenced by the rhythmic and organic patterns found in nature as well as the precision of mathematically perfect geometric shapes. Using hand-painted warps and a variety of conventional and unconventional techniques and materials I explore layers of transparency and illusion and how they intersect within the two-dimensional plane of weaving to create ethereal landscapes.”
Coats from handwoven Bhutanese fabric by SamSara Gear.
Laura Womack
Materials for Makers
We have everything from yarn to yardage, thrums to dye blanks in silks like tussah, muga, eri, and bombyx, as well as hemp, lotus, wool, cotton and more.
Handspun, hand reeled, hand-dyed, handwoven, handsewn,
