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Are you a quilter, textile artist or small business? Are you interested in having your own website to promote your work? My husband Bob (The Saturday Boy) specialises in creating quality, affordable websites for small businesses.
   
  Textile Artists, Quilters and Teachers
 

Susan Briscoe
Susan is a talented and established textile artist, quilter, teacher and author based in Wales. Much of her work is inspired by her passion for Japan.

Annette Morgan
Annette is a well-known UK textile artist and teacher. Her new website has some great images of her brilliant quilts.

Jane Callender - Callishibori
Jane is a wonderful textile artist who specialises in creating Indigo Shibori. She offers excellent workshops, as well as a range of Indigo and Shibori products on her website.

Helen Deighan at Crossways Patch
Helen is a well-known dyer, quilter and teacher based in Hampshire. Her brand-new website features info about dyeing and her fantastic book "Dyeing In Plastic Bags," plus some of Helen's fine quilts.

Janice Gunner
Janice is an award-winning quiltmaker and teacher based in London. She's probably best known for her "squashed frogs" technique. Her website has excellent images of her work and information about her workshops around the UK.

C. June Barnes
June Barnes is a quiltmaker and teacher based in East Sussex. Her website features some excellent images of her work, as well as information about her workshops, quilting links and useful quilt making tips.

Jane Rollason
Jane is a fellow quilter and also volunteers for the Quilters' Guild in Yorkshire. Among other things, her website shows off some of the lovely quilts she has made influenced by her time in Hong Kong
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Jennifer Smart Designs
Jennifer Smart is a well-known South African textile artist, now living and working in Australia.

   
  African Textiles and Links
 

Adire African Textiles
A great, informative website and online shop devoted to the creative work of textile artists, dyers, weavers and embroiderers of West Africa. Operated by Duncan Clarke, who has published several books about African textiles. Duncan travels regularly to West Africa searching out unique examples of African textile heritage.
 

Four Villages Inn
An absolutely fantastic guest house in Kumasi, Ghana. Your hosts Chris and Charity Scott will make your stay in the Ashanti kingdom a memorable one. Bonus: The best homemade sausages in Africa!

eShopAfrica
This fair trade website based in Accra, Ghana, is loaded with fascinating African crafts and artifacts.

Incomparable Buttons
Incomparable are my South African supplier of hand-crafted, hand-painted buttons. And they do a whole lot more!

   
  Courses
  Maison du Patchwork
A wonderful quilting retreat in France offering residential workshops in English.
   
  Publications
  Selvedge
An excellent magazine devoted to textiles and textile arts.
   
  Organisations and Information
 

The Quilters' Guild of The British Isles
The Guild is a leading organisation devoted to promoting the arts and crafts of patchwork, quilting and appliqué in the UK.

The Quilters' Guild - Region 1 - London
Quilts, groups and events in the London region.

The Quilt Story
An online magazine of news, information and articles for quilters and those interested in this creative craft. Edited by Celia Eddy.

The Textile Directory
UK site listing a wealth of information and links.

  Fabrics and Supplies
 

Folkology
Specialist fabric and crafts from Hungary, including the famous Hungarian blue print fabrics. Also trims and related craft items.

Euro Japan Links
Euro Japan stocks high quality Japanese cottons for patchwork, craft, interior design, dress making, etc. Plus, Sashiko threads and kits. Mail order and at textile events in the UK and Europe.

Kiwiana.uk
Fabrics from New Zealand; colours of the South Pacific; hand-dyed and painted fabrics and panels; plus Paua shell pieces for embellishment.

Kekfesto Cotton
Kekfesto Cotton has an excellent range of hand-printed blue dyed fabrics imported from Hungary. These fabrics are part of the same "blue dye" tradition as the Three Cats fabric from South Africa. They're both ideal for patchwork and quilting.

Quiltessential
Ann Mayner's specialist textile craft shop sells quality patchwork and quilting fabrics, decorative trimmings and supplies. Her range of over 1,000 fabrics includes limited edition Japanese fabrics, black and white prints, and batiks. Located in historic Arkwright's Mill in Cromford, Derbyshire.

Rag Bags Recycled Fabrics
Ena Bradley and Jeanette Daly stock a fantastic and ever-changing selection of recycled and found fabrics.

Sleeping Bear
West Sussex patchwork and quilting supplier.

Trapsuutjies Fabric Paint
Laura Liebenberg stocks an amazing array of high quality fabric paints, plus stamps and stencils. Her website features illustrated tips and techniques in English, Dutch and French. Efficient mail order from Belgium.

   
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