Edge - textile artists Scotland

Edge - textile artists Scotland Members of Edge pride themselves in taking a challenging and innovative approach to contemporary textile art.

Our aim is to bring textile art to a wider audience. A large group of Scottish Contemporary Textile Artists who exhibit regularly throughout Scotland and the UK

Edge Member  will be exhibiting this beautiful, complex piece at  Inverness with  ‘Strata’ Exhibition from 27th June to ...
10/06/2026

Edge Member will be exhibiting this beautiful, complex piece at Inverness with ‘Strata’ Exhibition from 27th June to 31st Aug

Exquisite landscape piece by Edge member
30/05/2026

Exquisite landscape piece by Edge member

Beautiful new work by Edge member  ‘Blowing in the Wind’
18/05/2026

Beautiful new work by Edge member ‘Blowing in the Wind’

Edge member  Adrian Smith is currently showing in  exhibition, ‘Ground; The Living Landscape’ at Kircudbright Galleries....
09/05/2026

Edge member Adrian Smith is currently showing in exhibition, ‘Ground; The Living Landscape’ at Kircudbright Galleries. Final chance to see this weekend.

We love our now website design. Julia listened to all of our thoughts around what we wanted and created a great new site...
21/04/2026

We love our now website design. Julia listened to all of our thoughts around what we wanted and created a great new site. 😊🙏

I have a particular love for Textile Art, so thoroughly enjoyed designing a new website for EDGE Textile Artists Scotland.

Edge member  Sheena Stone will be exhibiting a beautiful body of work from her residency at    Abbotsford House home of ...
19/04/2026

Edge member Sheena Stone will be exhibiting a beautiful body of work from her residency at Abbotsford House home of Sir Walter Scott. A must see.

Edge student member, .macrae.art is currently showing this thought provoking work,  ‘Everybody Lives Downstream’ at The ...
10/04/2026

Edge student member, .macrae.art is currently showing this thought provoking work, ‘Everybody Lives Downstream’ at The Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park’s exhibition, on now until November. The starting point for this project was a charity shop shirt. The piece explores how growing and manufacturing cotton damages plant diversity and human health. Dickens described our northern cotton towns as having stinking black canals and rivers running purple with evil smelling dye. Nowadays, the waterways filling up with polluted water are found in countries like India and China. As the botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer says, “What I do here, matters. Everybody lives downstream.” We can make other choices..

Discarded, tailor made cotton shirt, low impact dyes, hand and machine embroidery. The Hutts, Hutts Lane, Grewelthorpe, Ripon, HG4 3DA

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