TEXTILE TALKS: Kaffe Fassett & Erin Lee Gafill, A Creative Conversation

Join us for an exciting conversation with two influential creatives, textile artist Kaffe Fassett and painter Erin Lee Gafill, as they discuss their recent publication Color Duets, a visual memoir chronicling Erin’s decade-long collaboration with her uncle Kaffe. Two artists a generation apart talk about their shared childhood influences growing up at Nepenthe, in Big Sur, California, the deep satisfaction they get from working with their hands, be it painting, knitting, needlepoint, or sewing, and the extraordinary role color plays in their designs, and in their lives.
colorduets.com/
26 Letter Press presents a new book of artwork by Kaffe Fassett & Erin Lee Gafill. This book celebrates a twelve year creative collaboration in still life painting.
sjquiltmuseum.org/textile-talks

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Сколько нужно жизней прожить,чтобы все это сделать своими руками🎉❤

[@maryfrench8883]

Absolutely loved this glimpse into the lives and works of creatives Kaffe Fassett and Erin Lee Gafill. Inspired !!!

[@cuevasdesolearthshipspain416]

I remember Kaffe Fasset from the 80s when I worked at Patricia Roberts wool and pattern shop in Covent Garden. I didn't know much about his life and inspirations so thank you for this insight, very inspiring. And thank you Erin for sharing the family photos and stories, it brought everything together and makes sense of both yours and Kaffe's creativity.

[@meatdog]

I only discovered Kaffe recently in my quilting. I'm in love with his vibrant fabrics and the life they give to a quilt. Astounding human!

[@katherineraven6381]

So wonderful to come across this film♡

[@BAM-jc7uy]

for myself...this was the best instructional and inspirational vid I could have found on beginning a painting without sketching first with pencil/charcoal. thank u so much KF and Museum of.... !!!

[@Westernwilson]

One of the things I really appreciate about Kaffe Fassett is that he is unfailingly positive and encouraging. No negativity, always celebratory of the efforts of all. Thankyou!

[@jeanmckie8879]

So inspiring. I love colour. Thank you so very much. Enjoyed every minute of this broadcast. I first discovered Kaffe’s work in a book which was in Orion Wool & Crafts Studio, Cape Town.

[@cc83jc85]

the chat about venice and Burano (?) are bringing nice memories...except my hsuband got sick so mwe missed Burano sadly...never mind, one day again

[@BAM-jc7uy]

I loved the "stonewall"....how would that intrepret with using yarns? or wool applique?

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[@mwendapoleee]

Am trying to knit this Stole called Dangling flower its so beautiful but i need alot of patience and i cant get half the colors to make it but ill try all the same