Fall 2024

American Craft’s Fall 2024 issue is focused on the theme weave.

Inside this issue, you’ll discover artists and makers who employ weaving techniques to create stunning works: baskets lovingly fashioned for our tenderest moments, brooms that make cleaning more joyous, and sculptural works that tell stories about migration and place. You’ll venture to Teater’s Knoll, an artist’s studio in Idaho designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, housing a collection of 21st-century Japanese and American ceramics.

You’ll also find 30 pages devoted to celebrating some of today’s most accomplished American craftspeople—as well as advocates, scholars, curators, and philanthropists in the field—the recipients of this year’s American Craft Council Awards.

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137 articles

Makers

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Piece by Piece

Riffing on global textile traditions, Adam Pogue creates delightfully improvisational home goods and sculpture.

Winter 2025

#At Home

#Features + Profiles
Makers

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Holding Space

Drawing on Irish traditions, Port Townsend, Washington–based artist Maureen Walrath weaves local willow into baskets that help usher souls into the next world.

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Media Hub

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ACC Digitizes Recordings and More American Craft

With grant funding, ACC digitizes recordings and more American Craft!

Winter 2025

#From the Archives
Handcrafted Living

Where the Present Hangs with the Past

Adelphi Paper Hangings, a small shop in Upstate New York, hand block prints historic wallpapers that are favored by a growing fan base of interior designers, including Kansas City, Missouri-based Katillac.

Winter 2025

#At Home
Story

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The Scene: Craft in Baltimore

Local artists share the people and spaces that define Baltimore, a city that thrives on collaboration and community.

Winter 2025
Handcrafted Living

Finds: Winter 2025

The American Craft Council staff share craft objects that spark wonder.

Winter 2025

#Goods
Makers

Riding into the Sunset in Style

Thanks to classic machinery, the boldly emblazoned chain-stitched shirts, jackets, pantsuits, and wallpaper swatches made at Austin, Texas’s Fort Lonesome are lighting up the Western stage.

Winter 2025

#Craft Companies
Materials + Processes

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Learning from Makers

Vacation With an Artist gives ordinary travelers a chance to learn from extraordinary artists—right in their studios.

Fall 2024

#Destinations
Makers

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History in the Making

A commentary on labor and excess, woodworker Stacy Motte’s humorous-looking Adventures in Highboy Land is deadly serious.

Winter 2025

#Features + Profiles

#History

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Photo courtesy of Capital Vacation With an Artist

Nancy Basket weaves baskets from materials including kudzu, wisteria, Cherokee sweet shrub, autumn olive, and other vines from her yard.
Photo by Gabe Border

A piece of Japanese pottery in Henry Whiting's collection at Teater's Knoll, his Frank Lloyd Wright home in Bliss, Idaho.