From Kelsie Rose to Pi Williams, we've been lucky to interview some of the most vibrant contemporary artists. We list our top 10 most...
◈ Unique wall fiber art scenery tapestries of different moods and seasons 2024 🖼️ ◈ Currently available in size S M L XL and XXL if you need a larger size or your own design, please contact me. I will be glad to help you 😊 ◈ Handmade wall hanging woven panel wall decor. The tapestry is made on a hand loom. 🧶 ◈ All tapestries are measured together with tassels and hanging stick. ◈ Please note that as this product is handmade, sizes and shades may vary slightly. The work is made by weaving using different weaving techniques and textures to create this unique tapestry. ◈ This handmade wall decor is made with love and imbued with positive intentions. We use traditional weaving techniques, acrylic, cotton and wool threads. All my work is done in a smoke-free and pet-free environment, so each wall hanging can be considered hyporallergenic 🍀 All the twigs I use are gathered from the ground and are the brunches that fell down naturally. ❤️For more lovely art work and kits please check: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HomeArtWeaving https://www.pinterest.co.uk/Oksana_Serotyuk/ Instagram : oksana_serotyuk
Many of the Swedish and Norwegian tapestries in the collection of Carol Johnson are woven by novices, probably by women learning tapestry techniques during a resurgence of textile interest in the 1…
“The embroidery is growing and the tangles in the pieces make evident the constant transformation of nature.”
There are so many great embroidery stitches so why do I use so few of them? The answer is that the ones I do use are so versatile. These are my 5 favourites. 1 • Running Stitch Possibly the m…
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Textile Artist and Designer Liz Sofield makes beautiful textural pattern focused artk. Liz embroiders on watercolour paper to create geometric patterned art
Step into the world of textile art on a grand scale. In this blog post, we shine a spotlight on 10 talented textile artists who...
Cheese cloth must have hundreds of uses and many fiber artists use cheese cloth in their work. Debra from Cheese Cloth Fabric.com sent me a sample of their cheese cloth recently to post about. Here…
Dip Dye Wall Tapestries in our Tween + Teen Camp
I’m so happy to represent this incredible piece of art made by talented Amira Elsharkawi. Wonderful extra large “River in the Field” tapestry with signature of the maker, outstanding design with beautiful houses, river, trees,small wooden bridge and very pretty colors entirely hand woven, using wool, cotton and acrylic. Made in hand weaving, embroidery and felting techniques with construction of small wooden bridge. Looking at this beautiful 3D landscape tapestry you wish to live there, where the fields, river, small waterfall, amaranth flowers and calmness. This could be a perfect gift or a good purchase. Don’t miss it! H:26inch, W:24inch with tassels and wooden stick All my tapestries are made in a smoke-free environment. I do not own any pets, so all my tapestries are clear of fur.
One Framed Misty Huek Small- Tapestry Wall Hanging Size: 19in x 31in (48cm x 78cm) Shipping: FREE WORDWIDE SHIPPING (4-7 working days) Colors: Tapestry - Natural wool and gray Frame - Pine Nautral , Pine Walnut , Oak Natural Materials: Wool, Wood Other Sizes: L - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1401073206 XL - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1473347816 Custom Orders: We are capable of creating custom tapestries for individual clients as well as for businesses. Each order is treated with the utmost care, tailoring the design and size to specific requirements and expectations. Social Media: www.instagram.com/laleteam www.pinterest.com/lalestudio0617 www.twitter.com/lalestudio More: Today, we are thrilled to present another extraordinary tapestry from the Framed Misty collection, framed and serving as a stunning wall decoration. This beautiful woven tapestry, adorned with natural wool colors and an intriguing gray pattern, is not only a remarkable piece of textile art but also a perfect enhancement to interior design. As a framed, extra-large tapestry, it stands out as a wall hanging, adding elegance and artistic expression to any space. Its unique design and meticulous craftsmanship create a splendid fusion of artistry and quality. This exceptional tapestry aligns perfectly with the Wabi Sabi philosophy and the Japandi style, marrying simplicity and elegance. Its cozy, Boho-inspired appearance makes it an ideal addition to any modern interior. Every tapestry is hand-woven, emphasizing its unique and distinctive character. This outstanding tapestry also makes an ideal personalized gift for a loved one, available as a custom order. Its designer look and superior quality ensure it will be cherished as a distinctive interior decoration. Thank you for considering our products.
Pascal Monteil’s rich, vibrant tapestries are rich with references to stories from all around the world, featuring mystical, fictional characters in colourful, intricately adorned clothes, or taking part in collective, dream-like scenarios. As much as they invite us in to contemplate their hidden symbols and stories, they are also exquisitely made, sometimes taking up to...
We obviously think all our maps are works of art. The artistry involved can take years and it’s no wonder people hang them on their walls. Yes, they are practical and useful, but they are also beau…
Yes, the new Hands On tapestry has left the starting gate and the ride ahead looks long and leisurely with some challenging terrain. M...
Benedikte Klüver’s new embroidered works explore a geometric formalism through the traditional technique of needlepoint. Supplementing her painting practice, these miniature and precise tapestries are produced in moments of waiting. The resulting artworks are reminiscent of the work of Bauhaus weavers and call upon the historical significance of women’s tapestry making. Framed.
The question of whether I'm nuts or not might occur to many of you, but I'd appreciate it if you'd just think of me as a little bit driven. I did indeed contract to weave a very large tapestry this year. Actually, it has been in the works for almost a year now and I'm finally getting to the actual p
Mariana Murabito is a textile artist who started her creative journey as a graphic designer that has turned pixels into amazing weavings.
Pourquoi ne pas transformer vos canevas vintage en tapis ?
Newspaper decorated with painted Bondweb, silk fibres, glitter and transfer foil. On Saturday I drove over to Meopham in Kent to teac...
NEW – knitting pattern in English A very friendly follower Silvia has translated the knitting pattern for the popular vest into English, and I’m super happy about that. Many thanks to Silvia. Vesten vælter ind i modebilledet overalt, og det er faktisk et rigtig godt begynderhåndarbejde, fordi det går relativt stærkt. Den her er løs i faconen, og ærmegabenes dybe,…
The Bayeux Tapestry The Bayeux Tapestry, in spite of its name, is not really a tapestry. The scenes on the tapestry were embroidered with coloured thread to create the scenes. A tapestry is woven on a loom. Regardless of the name, the Bayeux Tapestry is an important historical item that gives information about events around
Creating a landscape quilt from a photo my husband sent me from one of his bike rides on Kelly Drive. See the process.
Have you ever wondered what's the difference between tapestry and intarsia in crochet? Is it same thing but different name? You'll find out more on my blog!
1. Pequeños animales bordados • 2. Estado de amor • 3. Omita el esquema • 4. Flores bordadas • 5. Estrella en una camiseta • More ...
After almost a month's break I finished my tapestry this week. Hurray! It feels good to be done. I begrudgingly allowed Mum to take photographs of me cutting it off the loom (I dislike having my photograph taken) as I'm aware it's an interesting process to watch. Freeing a tapestry from the loom is always exciting as its textural surface changes when it's no longer under tension. It takes on a new life and catches light differently. Cutting the tapestry free. It was inevitable I'd end up in a silly pose. Also, I believe every artist should own a pair of work slippers to keep their toes cosy through winter. The back of the tapestry. There are a lot of ends! A tangled pile of yarn after emptying the last of my bobbins. Also in the photo are the thin sampler which I used to test colours for my tapestry, the original watercolour painting the tapestry is based on (next to my scissors) and the enlarged linear sketch which I had tied behind the warp on the loom so I could work directly from it. Mum felt the slippers deserved their own photo! The tapestry on the floor next to the original painting it came from. Now it's just a case of giving the tapestry a title and finishing it off for display. I intend to hang it from a wooden baton, attached using velcro. (The velcro is sewn to the back of the tapestry along the top hem and the other velcro side gets stapled to the baton.) Then it's back to the drawing board for new work!
