Winter 2025

American Craft’s Winter 2025 issue is focused on the theme interior.

Evocative of winter nesting practices, this issue contains stories about makers from across the nation whose work brings beauty and a human touch to the spaces we inhabit. You’ll be inspired by Los Angeles–based Adam Pogue, whose stunning patchwork textiles grace the cover of the issue; Susanna Cromwell, who lives in Maui and stitches paper quilts; and a powerful collaboration between Adelphi Paper Hangings in Sharon Springs, New York and Kansas City, Missouri–based interior designer Kelee Katillac.

You’ll also get an inside look at Baltimore’s vibrant craft community in our fourth installment of The Scene. Please join ACC in Charm City February 21–23, 2025 for the American Craft Made Baltimore marketplace, now in its 48th year, and take time to explore the city with this issue as your guide.

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Paper Prayers

Combining block printing, paper craft, and illustration, Maui-based artist Susanna Cromwell imparts meaningful intention with each paper quilt she creates.

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Piece by Piece

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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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The Pragmatic Metalsmith

Philly-based maker Rachel Kedinger finds joy in creating utilitarian objects imbued with timeless visual appeal.

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Handcrafted Living

Finds: Winter 2025

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

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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.

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ACC Digitizes Recordings and More American Craft

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

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Photo by Cleber Bonato, courtesy of the artist.

Inspired by research into luxury furniture from the 16th and 17th centuries, Stacy Motte’s Adventures in Highboy Land is an examination of imperialism, land speculation, and slavery, 87 x 60 x 44 in.
Photos by Kelvin Bulluck

LaToya M. Hobbs, a Baltimore artist, sits in front of her mixed-media work Pinnacle, 2024, acrylic painting on carved wood panels, 96 x 96 x 2.5 in.