Textile Artists in New Brunswick

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Textiles Artists in New Brunswick

• Ashley Brown

  Woodstock   Enduring Leather and Canvas Goods crafted by hand for over a decade on the East Coast. Time honored designs tested for life in the Maritimes, all made in our small town studio in Woodstock, New Brunswick. Everyday, Well Made.    more...

• June Cable

  Pennfield   Original felt work; needle felt sculptures and flat felt wall hangings and accessories    more...

• Joanna Close

  Ammon   My work involves exploring Canadian Culture and Identity through fibre. I use Fibre to illustrate these concepts.    more...

• Bertha Day

  St. Andrews   landscapes, wallhangings, embroideries, wildflowers, cats, cushions,    more...

• Heidi Hirtle

  Saint John   Luscious offerings of hand-knit and felted purses in an ever evolving range of designs and colours.    more...

• Sarah Irvine

  Fredericton   wool,fabric,silk,rayon,weaving,scarves,rag rugs,shawls,bears,runners,China,Craft    more...

• Sheri Larsen

  Pennfield   Displaying the creations of Canadian Multimedia Expressionist Artist Sheri Larsen    more...

• Heather MacMichael

  Quispamsis   Hadley Paige Designs is a Canadian label offering beautiful crochet fashions and more, designed and fabricated by Maritime Crochet Artist & designer Heather MacMichael. Proudly handmade in New Brunswick, Canada. Heather is a hard working married, mother of 4 working out of her established studio (8+..    more...

• Jody McCleary

  Bedell   acrylic on canvas, portraits, children, colour, impressionist    more...

• Denyse Milliken

  Dorchester   I spin art yarns, in addition to luxury fibers like alpaca, quivit, angora, mohair and specialty hand-painted yarns. I also do a line of seaglass jewellery.    more...

• Liz Smith

  Upper Coverdale   crafts, gifts hooked rugs and hand dyed wools    more...

• Kim Vose Jones

  Fredericton   “My work draws upon theories of abjection and the sublime to question commonplace dichotomies. The theme of transition becomes a meditation on the relationship between absence and presence as it relates to the cyclical nature of the body. I am attracted to the idea of a permeable silence becoming ..    more...