Heather Talbot
- Yet another way Labour is such a bottomless pit of disappointment.
- Progress on this felt. As usual, it’s taking me longer than expected! I don’t know when I might start to expect that! #wip #textileart #needlefelt #forest
- Yes to all of this! If I’m ever unfortunate enough to drive to work, it always reinforces my belief that driving is much less pleasant and much less desirable in virtually every way.
- The Best Thing About Giving Up Your Car? According to Commuters, It’s Almost Everything. momentummag.com/the-best-thi...
- I recently had to drive instead of my usual bike commute and I was so struck by what an unpleasant experience it was. I was almost late both days because I couldn’t find parking, volume of traffic made the commute time unpredictable and people just seem to drive very dangerously in the rain! 🚲=😊
- The crawl was so busy this year that there were a few pieces that I didn't share on social media which have found their forever home... so here they are for your viewing pleasure <3 #needlefelt #wool #forestfloor #ArtYear #felting #textileart
- Day 2 of the Eastside Culture Crawl is a wrap… I’m open again today and tomorrow 11am till 6pm- 1000 Parker st Studios, Vancouver. Studio 435… start at the top and work your way down. So much great art to see!!!
- Despite preparing for the #CultureCrawl2025 I've still got out a few times to take photos of the #forest and #fungi. These were some huge Amanita muscaria I found including the most perfect specimen I've ever seen! I made one commission of an Amanita in '22 but I feel another one coming on!
- Lovely BlueSky people… I did a thing! I have been working on this #needlefelt for over a year! If you’re in the lower Mainland come by and visit during the Eastside Culture Crawl! 20th-23rd November #ArtYear #smArtist #forest #textileart #eastcoastkin
- Many of you won't have seen this one before. I made it back in 2022 an am including it with the original photo it was based on. A huge Douglas Fir covered in Chicken of the Woods mushrooms (yum!). Sadly when we did the same trail last summer this tree had been cut down. I preserved in felt though!
