Record, Map and Capture in Textile Art

Data, well actually it can be a thing of great beauty Let this book inspire you to capture your own narrative. Ailish Henderson Blog There is much to inspire and inform all textile artists The Quilter If youve ever kept a journal, or tracked changes in some way, this book inspires you to share that data in new and embroidered ways! Mr X Stitch Meticulously explores how to distil experience into textile art. The Travelling Book Binder A new and inspiring approach The Journal for Weavers, Spinners & Dyers

Jordan Cunliffe is a textile artist and embroidery designer with a focus on data and storytelling, taking traditional textile techniques and pairing them with contemporary concepts. She is based in Colne, Lancashire and this is her first book.

Introduction 6 Materials 10 DIY Project 18 Data Visualization 22 The Bayeux Tapestry 27 Linear Time 28 Sleep 32 Sleeping and Waking 34 I Could Sleep for a Week 36 Overlapping Lives 38 Artist's Work: Laurie Frick 40 Artist's Work: The Tempestry Project 44 Artist's Work: Olivia Johnson 48 Artist's Work: Ahree Lee 50 DIY Projects 52 Steganography 60 Steganography in Wartime 64 22.3.2001: A Binary Beaded Diary 66 Coded Alphabet 70 Artist's Work: Sam Meech 74 Artist's Work: Raw Color 76 Artist's Work: Holly Berry 78 DIY Project 80 Algorithms 84 Ada Lovelace 89 Overlapping Number Series 90 Mapping the Sky 94 Artist's Work: Richard McVetis 98 Artist's Work: Evelin Kasikov 100 Artist's Work: Channing Hansen 104 Artist's Work: Michelle Stephens 106 DIY Projects 108 Conclusion 116 Graph Paper 118 Binary Code Translator 123 Morse Code Translator 124 Contributing Artists 125 Index 126 Acknowledgements 128