A stunning book written in German but with an astonishing number of images to study. Jorie Johnson contributed two essays on felt found in Japan […]
Jorie’s felt studio JoiRae Textiles in Fushimi is kindly introduced along with Japanese textile masters such as Junichi Arai, Yoko Shimura, Sachio Yoshioka, Chiaki Maki,
”Jorie Johnson’s Felt Free Thinking with Wool Magic” pp.60-63 Bunka Shuppan Publishing
This is a complete publication published by Kyoto University of Art (formerly Kyoto University of Art & Design) not only covering weaving, but many textile
VIRTUOSO! Goes to Great Lengths at Convergence 98 by Sandra Bowles “The gallery was filled with “ooos” and “ahs.”… Jorie Johnson, Kyoto, Japan, First Place
“Free Changing Feltmaking, Jorie Johnson.” On these pages Jorie introduces how to make a lightweight, warm scarf, by felting mohair novelty yarn into either a
“A TIME WARP is a hypothetical suspension of time allowing movement back and forth between eras, providing an opportunity to investigate the historical roots of
“Jorie Johnson’s Hats…One of Jorie’s specialties is hats with inlaid motifs…” Classic brimmed hat-making design technique by Jorie Johnson is listed on pp. 105-107. This
Joining together with other artists to support those affected by the Great Hanshin Earthquake in the Kobe area in 1995.
“The international development of the miniature as a sub-division of textile art has a comparatively long history. Already in the early 1970`s, Japanese artists had
This Danish publication was compiled and written by one of the producers of the International Felt Symposium and Juried Exhibition in Aarhus, Denmark in 1990.
Jorie Johnson studied textile design and weaving in USA and Finland. In this highlighted rug work she used “boiled wool” rag strips which creates a
