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THE PRESS: Textile Printing
“It’s a craft that isn’t taught at school. To keep it alive, we have to continue practicing it.”
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LE JOURNAL DE MONTRÉAL: [TO DO] A local foodie getaway in Frelighsburg
Beautiful handmade quilts crafted entirely from upcycled fabrics. Other artists’ creations, including pieces for showcasing dishes.
ELLE CANADA: 17 Colourful Decor Pieces That Will Liven Up Your Home
The easiest way to add some energy to your living space? Decorating with colourful objects and accessories.
CIRCUIT-COURT: Where Craftsmanship Threads Intersect
" Two textile artisans let us into their colorful world."
LA PRESSE: Worlds at your fingertips
" The art of taking your time. Making your own quilt is undeniably an activity that embraces slowness. "
TÉLÉ-QUÉBEC: The road will be long
To mark the 10th anniversary of Télé-Québec’s La Fabrique culturelle, Rose-Aimée Automne T. Morin hits the road and meets artists across Quebec. She stopped by the Bedfords Lofts, where Marilyn Armand was able to share her creative journey.
JOURNAL LE TOUR: The visible point
Originally from Montreal, Marilyn Armand moved to the countryside around Dunham eight and a half years ago. By her own admission, her journey is as “funky” as her quilts. Before finding what truly inspires her, Marilyn earned a master’s degree in international relations, during which she worked in business management. But her dream had always been to have a shop where she could sell creations of her own.
TV5 - TV series Chassé croisé: A Story of Inheritances
In this episode of the television series Chassé Croisé, Marilyn Armand talks to us about heritage and what it means to her. Through The Visible Point, she attempts to share the legacy of women’s textile art.
RADIO-CANADA: the modern quilt company Le point visible
As part of the Circuit-Court segments on the program Par ici l'info.
GLOBE AND MAIL: What to gift to new parents?
Here are 10 ideas that celebrate growing families
BUSINESS OF HOME: 21 sustainable products that bring a fresh approach to low-impact design
With the help of Le Point Visible, designer Gillian Gillies transformed castoff fashion fabrics from brands like Ralph Lauren into reversible patchwork quilts (...)
THE PRESS: Gifts to fuel their passions!
What could be more enjoyable than making something yourself that you will cherish or give to someone dear to you? More and more kits are appearing on the market that let you confidently take on projects that may seem complicated.
