We deal with screenprinting on felt and make a visit at »manomama«, where clothes and accessories are produced organically and socially acceptable.

We report from a workshop in Argentina which was visited by eager participants

Since we consider the topic important, we discussed the problem of »copyright« in textile arts and asked renowned felters to answer questions such as: Why copy? Who does it? And what, actually, is a copy?
In our artists' portraits you read about

Join us in thinking in new categories: Sustainability as a topic of global importance will be addressed from this issue on. Sara Lechner will be the first: We can share her thoughts on »production consumption« from an artist's point of view. Sustainability is also of

»The climate is changing«. Fourteen participants of the touring exhibition about the climate change present their works and speak about their wishes and fears. Felt in connection with embroidery of St. Gallen or shibori knitting: Techniques the artists of our portraits discovered for themselves. The

The finals of the competition »Mystery«: It was hard for the jury to choose the best creations which are presented in this issue. Read about international felt artists: The Canadian Andrea Graham, Vilte Kazlauskaite from Lithuania,

The climate is changing. That's the title of a felt exhibition that starts in Italy this spring and can also be visited in Germany in July. It illuminates the ecological and social effects of human influence on our environment.
The city of Augsburg opened the Tex-