Full of pastels, strokes of watercolour and hints of shimmer, Alina Buffiere’s designs capture the beauty of simplicity.

The pages of fairytales are full of fairy godmothers, trolls, talking trees and other magical creatures. And all of it is the inspiration behind this artist’s creations.

Hillary and Christopher are the husband and wife team behind Wildberry Studio. We chat with Hillary to learn more about their business and their whimsical, personality-filled designs.

Based in Margate, England, Grace combines her graphic design know-how and love of clay to create bright, personality-filled earrings.

Kate’s connection to fibre art started at a young age, visiting her Oma’s wool shop. She tells us about her small business, Moonwake Fiber, that she runs today.

From backpacking the world for five years, to finding herself in isolation in Argentina, Valery Michelle has found comfort in knotting cotton.

Self-confessed #plantlady and landscape embroiderer Aleksandra tells us about her grandmother, who also created embroidered pieces.

She’s already mastered the stage as an award-winning comedian and shared her thoughts and experiences through her work as a columnist and author. Now Emma Markezic has taken on an alter ego in the creative world of textile art.

Fibre artist Camille tells us what’s been inspiring her creations lately, and what her average day looks like in the Pacific Northwest.

For 18-year-old Maja, her indoor plants aren’t just something pretty to look at – they’re inspiration for her business, Majukooo.

Combining her formal studies with her love of the loom, Katerina spends her days in Ravenna weaving colourful designs and giving forgotten rattan pieces a second life.

Stay-at-home mum and fibre artist, Joy, welcomes us into her home in Canada.