What if clothes were more than something to wear, and could be a way into relationships with the living world? In short vignettes tied to the changing seasons, Kate Fletcher challenges the idea that people and their garments sit apart from the rest of nature.
The second volume of Fletcher's Almanac has writings and predictions for each month, illustrated by the printer Stephen Fowler. Pocket-sized at 100 x 150 mm, 76 pages, published October 2026.
Where fashion usually ignores the natural systems it depends on, this book practises listening to them. Read it alongside Volume I, or on its own.
Katy Bevan · Quickthorn BooksWhat if clothes were more than something to wear, and could be a way into relationships with the living world? In short vignettes tied to the changing seasons, Kate Fletcher challenges the idea that people and their garments sit apart from the rest of nature.
The second volume of Fletcher's Almanac has writings and predictions for each month, illustrated by the printer Stephen Fowler. Pocket-sized at 100 x 150 mm, 76 pages, published October 2026.
Where fashion usually ignores the natural systems it depends on, this book practises listening to them. Read it alongside Volume I, or on its own.
Katy Bevan publishes books about making from Stroud: on darning and mending, rag rugs, stitched social history and an artist blacksmith who changed his craft. Every title is printed in the UK in a small run, on recycled or FSC-certified paper, with no plastic on the cover.
Katy Bevan publishes books about making from Stroud: on darning and mending, rag rugs, stitched social history and an artist blacksmith who changed his craft. Every title is printed in the UK in a small run, on recycled or FSC-certified paper, with no plastic on the cover.
