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Textile Creativity Through Nature MD26 becoming the first Black six-dayPractical ideas for rewilding your creative practice. Internationally renowned textile artist Jeanette Appleton takes both budding and more experienced felters through a series of ideas for working with nature to nurture creativity, inspire, and make us more sustainable artists. Creating exciting felt surfaces that are both beautiful and versatile, she demonstrates how to capture the nuances of naturelines of sea, hedge, and grass, cracks in parched