Recs if you like Subversive Stitch, The: Embroidery and the Making of the Feminine...

Nonfiction on critical theory + political history of art & craft.

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(In progress)

Books to learn about the history of knitting, embroidery and the political context in which this traditionally “women’s work” is placed

histories and stories of textiles, ceramics, beadwork, wood that shaped economies, storytelling, gender politics, and conquest

list is nascent so feel free to suggest additions in the comments 📝

for the sewists, fiber artists, and fashion nerds alike

non-fic reads for the fiber artists in your life

Non-fiction stories about the way textiles intersect with our lives through art, history, textile industry, farming, or reflections on craft.