Fletcher’s Almanac Lynn Setterington Textile language crops up in

Textile language crops up in the body: mending language works on the body as well as on garments

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The artist Celia Pym lives in London and has been exploring damage and repair in textiles since 2007

Rachael Matthews gives us permission to cut up our old fabrics offering a support structure for decision making and a chart on how to make liberating decisions about destroying a garment

or cutting apart and putting back together

Fletcher’s Almanac Lynn Setterington Textile language crops up inIn short vignettes tied to the rhythms of the seasons, Kate Fletcher, fashion and sustainability pioneer, explores interrelationships between clothing and the natural world in this first volume of Fletchers Almanac. Writings and predictions for each month feature nature, not as the scenery against which fashion stories unfold, but the main event, and the connection of fashion and nature, the story. It has been said that fashion speaks capitalism. In