Catshiko: Visible Mending TransfersCat Studies with Straight Lines, a detail from Design in Theory and Practice (1910) by Ernest A. Batchelder, captures the quiet discipline at the heart of the Arts and Crafts movement. By denying the use of curved lines, Batchelder shifted focus from observation to construction, asking students to think like makers rather than illustrators: "It is the purpose to seek a happy middle ground between Nature and the geometric basis on which the work has

cotton canvas

this coat will keep you cosy from neck to toe

The first issue of Talking textiles magazine

5% elastane

Skill level - intermediate

16 oz/175 gsm)

The NAOMI bag by Ivona Fodora is based on a simple tote bag pattern

Vintage carmel marble colored Bakelite buttons in the silhouette of a Scottie dog

• Craft projects like reusable bags or wraps

brought Latine culture to global stages

as well as for handwoven fabrics

Each pattern is designed to invite repetition