Reclaim Creative is a Knoxville based textile practice focused on repurposing vintage textiles into dignified works of art for your body and your home. We create sustainable, one-of-a-kind garments, uncommon quilts, and patterns you can sew yourself. In our studio we work with vintage quilts, tablecloths and other discarded textiles in order to restore dignity and beauty to once forgotten textiles.
The Handwoven Canvas
I want to have control over the raw materials used I my artwork. That could involve sourcing wool to spin, dye, and weave into a textile or being able to be picky in where my materials are sourced.
A main focus of my artwork and products is to reintroduce the consumer to. What goes into making the textiles they use in their day to day lives. I also want to find the meeting point of sustainability, function, and aesthetics.
KG Art Studio
I paint colorful art and am a fabric designer. I use my art to make prints, flags, cards and an assortment of other items. I also make leather handbags and accessories. I have a patent on the handbag strap, which stays on your shoulder. I
Kelly Sullivan Art Educator/Maker
I have been teaching and learning art processes for a good portion of my life and I enjoy the process just as much as the end product. I make things out of clay, fabric, paper. My degree is in printmaking which is do love but there is just so many processes and so little time.
Monsters Made with Love
Create your own monster kits, workshops & custom monsters
I offer a line of create your own monster kits, workshops and custom monsters. The workshops and kits are art therapy inspired and teach sewing with a self-love twist. I create a mindful exercise to create perfectly imperfect fleece monsters that embrace what you love about yourself. I work with kids as young as 4, teens and adults through private parties, school and adult team build workshops.
Lyndsey Sharp
Mostly 2-D art using various and mixed media
I am an interior designer by trade and education, but I have been a maker all my life. Over the years I have explored collage, embroidery, quilting, knitting, murals, painting, and drawing, but I am currently focused on drawing and painting with the hope of experimenting and incorporating more 3-D elements.
