Kim Maurin
Kim is an international trainer and speaker, a longarm quilter and digital pattern designer. She is also certified to teach the technique of creating portraits using raw edge appliqué developed by Shannon Brinkley, in the United States. She is American by origin and French by adoption. Since 2019, she has been training longarm quilters in […]
Virginie Peyre
Since childhood, Virginie Peyre has been driven by an unstoppable need to dream, imagine, and create.“I was never interested in games,” she says — her world has always been one of making. After earning a literary baccalauréat with a focus on drawing, she pursued a BTS in textile design and printing from the École Duperré […]
Galla
Galla Grotto is a French artist of Russian origin. She studied interior architecture and painting, and spent many years working in monumental art, creating large-scale frescoes. She also worked as a journalist.In the field of textile art, Galla developed her own original technique, allowing her to compose intricate works using a rich palette of colorful […]
Katell Renon
Sharing what she’s learned is what brings Katell Renon the most joy!She’s always hoped that this joy would be felt in return—by those who hear her speak or read her words.She loves making complex techniques feel easy, especially when they lead to spectacular results.This is where she thrives: in the world of tradi-modern quilting—where traditional […]
Maryse Allard
Maryse Allard is a French textile artist specialized in Bojagi, the traditional Korean art of wrapping cloth with ancestral roots.She presents her work in both solo and group exhibitions and shares her expertise through workshops and lectures across Europe and around the world—including Korea, Japan, the United States, Russia, and the Czech Republic.Through her practice, […]
Gabrielle Paquin
After several years studying painting at the Institut d’Art Visuel in Orléans, France, Gabrielle Paquin turned to textile art, developing a unique approach focused on striped fabrics.She explores visual rhythms and contrasts by playing with stripes, creating compositions where fabric becomes a graphic language in its own right.Her first major recognition came in 2004 when […]
