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Artist-made gifts found nowhere else. Discover home goods, hand bags, and wearables with artsy flair.

03/01/2026

NEW | MZ Wallace and FWM Artist-in-Residence Mary Heilmann partnered together to bring to life this limited-edition tote bag. The tote features one of Heilmann's original Serape designs first printed as yardage during her FWM residency in 1995.

FWM is honored to receive 100% of the proceeds from this collaboration.

Get yours>> https://bit.ly/4s9UKdu

09/06/2025

Who doesn’t love a good book sale?

This weekend, dig into art books, yardage, and other surprises from the vault. On top of rare finds and deep discounts, stop by for surprise giveaways all weekend long!

Sale includes:
$1–2 sketchbooks
$2–10 paperback books
$10 hardback and coffee table books
50% off magnets
$7–10 artist yardage pillowcases
50% off Venturi Scott Brown umbrellas
And more…

First come, first serve. Come early to get your picks. Happening Saturday + Sunday, September 6–7. Store hours: 12–5 pm.

07/10/2025

New in the FWM Store: Hard Feels, a handmade limited edition by Artist-in-Residence Brendan Fernandes, modeled after his Soft/Cover sculptures.

Hard Feels brings a tactile twist to the artist's ongoing exploration of body, space, and identity. Inspired by Fernandes’s ongoing dialogue with artist Scott Burton’s stone furniture, these miniatures tease the tension between hardness and softness. Evoking themes of intimacy, queerness, and desire, each “pebble” invites contemplation and touch.

Shop the artist edition: https://bit.ly/hardfeels

Images: Brendan Fernandes in Collaboration with FWM, Hard Feels; Brendan Fernandes, In Two, 2025. Live performance at The Fabric Workshop and Museum. Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño

06/25/2025

UP NEXT | Step inside The Living Temple—a vibrant retrospective celebrating the boundary‑breaking Swedish artist Moki Cherry (1943–2009), whose life was her canvas. From colorful textiles, costumes, paintings, and posters to ceramics, video, and sound, Moki’s work dissolves the line between home and stage, art and everyday life.

In this largest-ever US survey of Moki's work, discover how the artist transformed unremarkable spaces into extraordinary settings.

Opens September 25. Learn more at the link in bio.

Organized in partnership with Ars Nova Workshop and The Fabric Workshop and Museum.

Images:
1. Moki and Neneh Cherry in their home in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, 1967. Photo: Sven Åsberg. Courtesy of the Estate of Moki Cherry.
2 + 3. Moki Cherry, “Title Unknown (Dragon),” 1975. Photo credit: Anders Sune Berg, Galleri Nicolai Wallner.
4. Moki Cherry, “Title Unknown (Fabric Sculpture from Utopias & Visions),” 1971. Photo credit: Anders Sune Berg, Galleri Nicolai Wallner.
5: Moki Cherry, “Dina Kanagina,” 1972. Photo credit: Anders Sune Berg, Galleri Nicolai Wallner.
6. Moki Cherry, “Title Unknown,” 2009. Photo credit: Rob Harris, ICA London, 2023.
7. Moki Cherry, 2006. Photo: Sveva Costa Sanseverino. Courtesy of the Estate of Moki Cherry.

05/19/2025

“We sort of imagined this as a wacky department store,” Katy Donoghue, co-curator of “Soft/Cover,” tells of the show’s installation.

It features 90 works by 65 artists, but “you really see another side of an artist that you might not expect from seeing their other work, like Lynda Benglis is known as a sculptor,” she says. In Soft/Cover, however, you get to see pants the artist created while in residence in 1980.

“Huge names in art came here and made something...they’re things that we see in our everyday life.”

Learn more and get free tickets at the link in bio.

05/17/2025

Happy Birthday to Artist-in-Residence Borna Sammak! 🦆

The Philly-born artist recently made a surprise visit. Here he is with his “Head Giving Jacket,” made from hand-printed yardage that incorporates bamboo stalks, animal-head canes, and an art-deco swirl. Let’s just say, the jacket is *giving.*

On view in Soft/Cover. Learn more about Sammak’s residency at the link in bio.

04/29/2025

Back in stock—Will Stokes, Jr.’s popular and playful pattern “Hidden” has been freshly reprinted and is now available as pillows, bags, or by the yard!

Shop yardage and products through the link in bio.

Photo credit:

04/23/2025

Find the perfect Mother’s Day gift for the mom who’s out of this world! 🚀

During our ‘Mothership’ free family day, shop Artist-in-Residence Aimee Koran’s art, wearables, accessories, and more to celebrate the exciting adventures in motherhood! We’re also serving milk and cookies 🍼🍪

MOMSHOP
Saturday, May 3
12–5 PM

Plan your visit through the link in bio.

01/22/2025

3...2...1...New Artist Edition just launched!

The PPK (Pregnancy Patch Kit) by artist Aimee Koran is a small memento of the historic milestone called motherhood. This mission, for those who choose to accept it, will be a journey of a lifetime.

Originally created for her artwork, MSS (Mama Space Suit), this edition plays on both labor union and NASA patches to position the work of motherhood as vital, brave, and worthy of our reverence.

Shop the collection: https://bit.ly/3C8EcP3

Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño

11/05/2024

Happy birthday to artist Will Stokes, Jr., who creates lively, gestural depictions of people and animals amid playful environments.

A longtime collaborator with our Studio and one of our earliest apprentices, "Willie” has printed many yardage designs over the years.

Get his alligator, teddy bear, book, or puzzle at the FWM Store: https://bit.ly/3YQkBeU

Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño

10/29/2024

to artist Bob Bingham, whose work explores issues of consumerism, the influence of the mass media, and subliminal seduction. ⁠
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As a sculptor, Bingham sets out to question our ordinary use of space and situates recognizable objects in unexpected environments. This is most clearly expressed in his Brick yardage design, which he created with the FWM Studio in 1986. ⁠
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Experience this playfully deceptive design as a tent in our exhibition, . Free tickets>> https://bit.ly/FWMSoftCover

Or get your own: Brick is available as a passport bag, tote, throw pillow, or bolster in the FWM Store>> https://bit.ly/4f0kB1p
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Images: Bob Bingham, in collaboration with FWM. Brick, 1986. FWM Archives; Other photos: Carlos Avendaño.

10/14/2024

Now entering SPOOKY SZN 🦇🐈‍⬛

Next Friday and Saturday, visit the FWM Store for a fall and Halloween-themed plush pop-up with THECOLORG!

Artist Ash Garner will be here to share the step-by-step process of designing and sewing these charming creatures and will have plenty of plush critters ready to be adopted.

Plan your visit: https://bit.ly/3ZZndYM

Photo credit: Carlos Avendaño.

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