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WINTER 2010/2011  VOLUME 37 NUMBER 4

34 | DRESSED TO SMILE by Elizabeth Lopeman

 With a nod to traditional German peasant dresses, Olga vonMoorende breaks through the mundane with wild prints andcarefully structured patterns.

36 | ECLECTIC ELEGANCE by Jacqueline Ruyak 

 Wearable artist Starr Hagenbring turns her love of color,texture, and painting into a heady mix of beauty and fun.

40 | FASHIONABLE MUTATIONS by Shannon Werle

Set apart by a penchant for do-it-yourself fashion, BerberSoepboer designs garments that blossom with each collector’svibrant alterations.

42 | CELEBRATING SUCCESS by Laurie Fagen

Driven by her passion to create unique fabrics and chic attire,Candiss Cole-Footitt continues to push the boundaries oftextile design in her timeless art-to-wear collections.

46 | BOTANICAL ALCHEMIST by Sherida Warner 

 Australian cloth artist India Flint walks hand in hand withMother Nature, wandering the countryside in search of plantsto create sustainable garments.

ON THE COVER: Candiss Cole-Footitt (Candiss Cole

Designs), Ocean Sunrise Bay Jacket, Euro Collection, 2010;industrially needlefelted alpaca and merino wool fabric;

hand-dyed and wet-felted. Photo: John Cooper. PAGE 40:

Berber Soepboer, Colour-In Dress (detail), 2008; organic cot- 

ton fabric; machine-stitched, digitally printed and colored with

textile markers. Garment design and concept by Berber

Soepboer, textile design by Michiel Schuurman. Photo by the

artist. PAGE 46: India Flint (Prophet of Bloom), Bushbaby

Dress (detail), 2010; Milkymerino fabric and silk, silk thread;

machine- and handstitched, natural-dyed with eucalyptus. 

Photo by the artist. PAGE 36: Starr Hagenbring, Geometric

Nine Gore Swing Jacket, 2010; vintage and modern silk and

silk-blend fabrics; handpainted and machine-stitched. Model:

Valencia Davis. Photo: Tom McInvaille.

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Fourth Street 4

Letters 6

Contributors 6

Commentary 8

News & Notes 10

Previews 16

Books 32

Exhibition Catalogs 53

Current & Coming 60

Competitions & Opportunities 66

 Advertisers’ Index 68

Classifieds 68

Resources 70

Departments18 | Creative ProcessFrom the Garden Garments | Text and Transformation | Eco Colour

Heirloom Quilt Couture

26 | Profiles Angela Ellsworth | Betina Moeller | Noel Paloma-Lovinski

48 | ReviewsCharles LeDray | Empowering Women | Carved Board Clamp

Resist Dyeing

54 | Travel & Traditions Antwerp, Belgium: Homegrown High Fashion | Traditional Roots,

Contemporary Style | The Guatemalan Sole of Osborn Design

72 | CurtainsLisa Sorrell: The Perfect Fit

travel-inspired Treasuring Places collection

Fiberarts article by Al Paqua from our May/June 1979 issue

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woven shibori coat by Candiss Cole-Footitt

ON THE WEB 

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ABOVE: Charles LeDray, Overcoat, 2004; fabric, wood, metal, paint, plastic, thread; 25½" x 20" x 11". Collection of Tom and Alice Tisch, New

York. Courtesy of the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), Boston, the artist, and Sperone Westwater, New York. Photo: Tom Powel.

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