Abstract tapestry weaving

Large abstract sea scape weave by Stacie Sims

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I love being in a creative flow! Sometimes it seems like I think too much about something and it usually ends up not good. Letting go is a good thing! I've done this design before. I knew I could change up a few things and do it again. Maybe even improve on my idea a little bit. The other day I pulled out the scrap bucket and went to town. I love doing improv. To me, it feels.....freeing?! Hard to describe. Let's stick with I love it! I pulled out every blue I had (almost), cut some strips…

Caption: Amara looked at the sun and the lay of the land Here Louise Martin talks about her Woven Tapestry courses on Eccentric weaving and Coptic techniques (with some stunning examples, click image to expand) Over the past 20 years I have produced work that is a response to the countries I have lived and travelled in. At first I incorporated superstitions, traditions and folklore, however, latterly I have become interested in capturing the essence of the land and my feelings towards it. As…

I thought I had finished all the admin that comes with finishing a new artwork until I realised I hadn't posted about it here. Better late than never. Tidal traces *SOLD* Handwoven tapestry Size: 71 x 23cm (approx.) Materials: cotton, linen, rayon and wool; woven on 8 warps per inch on cotton warp. "Tidal traces" is an exploration of the cyclical ebb and flow of the tide, based on a painted sketch of the shoreline at the Sand O' Wright beach in Hoxa. Traced edges left behind on the shore are…

A painter can add a bit more red to her blue and make the purple she wants. A tapestry weaver has no such luxury. We either need to dye another color or use tapestry techniques to make the colors of our yarns blend optically. One of the easiest color blending techniques is irregular hatchi

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Learn how to use a tapestry cartoon as a guide to weaving pictures and images on the loom. Also find tips for weaving images!