Paige St-Pierre is a Seattle based Fiber Artist and Educator who reincarnates post-consumer textiles into one-of-a-kind pieces of art to wear or display. Her surface design process embraces the unpredictability of natural dyes and a perfectly imperfect slow stitch practice.
Her work invites us to envision a post-growth circular fashion model with creativity, textile repair and reuse at its core.
St-Pierre shares her love of nature, creative reuse and community by showing her work in galleries and teaching curiosity driven, hands-on, experiential workshops.
She encourages her students to tap into their innate artistic abilities and reconnect with nature through natural dyeing, printing, painting and slow stitching.
She is a member of Surface Design Association, Fiber Arts Now, Eco Art Space and Zero Waste Washington’s Repair Economy.
She earned her Apparel Design degree from Seattle Central College, Master in Teaching and Bachelor in French Language & Literature both from the University of Washington.
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