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A set of three patches: a triangular patch with rounded corners featuring a baby bottle that looks like a rocket; a circular patch that reads "MILF" and "Mothers in the Labor Force"; and a long rectangular patch that reads "MAMA"

Artist Edition

Aimee Koran x FWM: Pregnancy Patch Kit

A photograph of a white woman artist leaning over as she paints on a surface illuminated by a light table. Wearing a headscarf and glasses, she is cast in yellow light.

FWM Featured Artist

Betty Woodman

Internationally renowned as a ceramic artist, Betty Woodman pushed traditional pottery and its vocabulary into the world of sculpture and even textiles. Exploring the relationship between many mediums, Woodman sought to create work that conveyed joy, beauty, and exuberance.

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Soft/Cover Artists

An image of a thin, rectangular book, more tall than it is wide. The cover of the book depicts a variety of colorful fabrics in various patterns.

FWM Exclusive

An image of a thin, rectangular book, more tall than it is wide. The book is open to show two artworks made of colorful, patterned fabrics.

A Decade Of Pattern: Prints, Patterns and Prototypes

A folding chair covered by the seat cover sits against a black background. The seat cover is printed with a stylized illustration of Rita Hayworth dressed in Egyptian clothing and accessories, against a blue background with abstract yellow stars.

Lysiane Luong x FWM

Rita Hayworth Meets Nefertiti

An image of boxer shorts against a white background. The shorts are a light orange with pink and brighter orange patterns and brown details and outlines. The print design on the boxers shows line drawn imagery of roses, butterflies, and faces.

Artist Edition

A detail shot of the inside of the shorts, showing the hand-screenprinted tag. The tag reads as follows: "Jonathan Lyndon Chase in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum 2021" the text is framed by a line drawn butterfly silhouette, and the bottom right corner notes the edition number "22/65"

Jonathan Lyndon Chase x FWM

Bending $ag (limited edition boxers)

A person wearing a green sweater is wearing the apron while standing against a grey background. They are holding the apron out to either side, untied to show the print. The print is a loosely drawn, large-scale, abstract pattern with pastel purples, pinks, muted blues, and dark greens on tan, with a black background behind the platter referencing shapes.

FWM Exclusive

The same person is wearing the apron while standing against a grey background—this time, the apron is cinched around their waist and tied in a knot in the front.

Betty Woodman x FWM

Platters (apron)

FWM Exclusive

A Decade Of Pattern: Prints, Patterns and Prototypes

Lysiane Luong x FWM

Rita Hayworth Meets Nefertiti

Artist Edition

Jonathan Lyndon Chase x FWM

Bending $ag (limited edition boxers)

FWM Exclusive

Betty Woodman x FWM

Platters (apron)

Explore Soft/Cover

Multiple black beanies are set out in a grid against a tomato red background. Each beanie has a graphic that reads "one-of-a-kind edition" in a circular text layout. Each word is a different color, in pink, orange, yellow, blue, and green.

Studio Scene

For the Love of the Workshop

Celebrate the artful quirks of the Workshop with this collection of magnets, beanies, colored pencils, and more goodies.

Work It

Artist Editions

A person holds a large nylon bag on their shoulder. The bag is orange with green straps and a yellow tag that reads "Risa Puno x FWM."

New

Artist Edition

A person holds a large nylon bag on their shoulder. The bag is magenta with green straps and a yellow tag that reads "Risa Puno x FWM."

Sama Sama/With Each Other

A print of a cream-colored dishtowel, longer than it is wide, with three red stripes and fringe on each end. The print is on a beige background and is signed by the artist, Sonya Clark.

New

Artist Edition

A detail of the lower portion of a print of a white dishtowel, folded longer than it is wide, with three red stripes and fringe on the bottom. Tied with the towel with a red twill bow is the Certificate of Authenticity. The Certificate of Authenticity is printed on a cream card with a photograph of the full dish towel and a description below. The card is signed by the artist, Sonya Clark. Sonya Clark, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum.

Sonya Clark x FWM

Truce Flag Dish Towel

Artist Edition

Rose B. Simpson x FWM

Guidance Cards: Collector's Edition

A rectangular blanket with a dark red border and deep blue center. A mirrored pattern of bright red ribbons make up the top layer of detail.

Artist Edition

Samara Golden x FWM

Storm at Split Rock (limited edition blanket)

New

Artist Edition

Sama Sama/With Each Other

New

Artist Edition

Sonya Clark x FWM

Truce Flag Dish Towel

Artist Edition

Rose B. Simpson x FWM

Guidance Cards: Collector's Edition

Artist Edition

Samara Golden x FWM

Storm at Split Rock (limited edition blanket)

Shop Editions

A photo of two women screenprinting a yellow floral pattern on a long table. Each artist is positioned on either side of the table, pushing ink with a squeegee across to each other.

Uniquely FWM

Yardage

From the Workshop’s inception, artists of all disciplines have been invited to experiment with us in the studio—a playful process that often results in the creation of hand-screenprinted yardage. Discover these designs and related products by Mary Heilmann, Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, Betty Woodman, and Jessica Campbell, among others.

Yardage Made Products

A photograph of The Fabric Workshop and Museum store. The walls are covered floor to ceiling in patterned wallpaper. On the far wall are stripes of purple, blue, pink, red, and black. "FWM" is spelled out in lights. On the wall to the right are a number of wooden shelves and cabinets with various colorful products displayed. Several sets of display fixtures both tall and skinny as well as broad and low feature additional products, some under plexiglass protection like a plate by the artist Sol Lewitt that features a blue squiggly drawing.

About the Store

At the FWM Shop, our emphasis has always been artist-designed, hand-made, and locally sourced. Discover a unique legacy of design from artist editions and yardage made in collaboration with our Studio to gifts and other wearables by Philadelphia-based makers.

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