Botswana Basket Weaving Designs – Kelly Lane
In an effort to be more brave about color, I'm trying some oddball (to me) color combinations in some small sprang-and-woven art pieces, j...
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The author demonstrates a technique for weaving patterns into shingled exterior walls using contrasting red and white cedar shingles.
Double-faced tablet-woven band featuring designs inspired by African textiles including silk curtains from Ethiopia, cut-pile raffia cloth from Congo, a beaded apron from Botswana, and quilted horse armor from Cameroun
Tate Modern's Anni Albers exhibition celebrates the range of the Bauhaus teacher's work. The curator picks five exhibits that demonstrate her methods.
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Some of you will be surprised that tapestry weavers weave a line at a time at all! There are reasons to weave this way and I spend a fair amount of my own weaving time using this method. How do you know whether you should weave a shape at a time or line by line? There are reasons for both and the truth is that you’re probably going to use both methods depending on your design and the equipment you’re using. This is the topic of the Tapestry Discovery Box which opened on October 15th. The box is a collaboration between myself and Gist Yarn. Gist produces a lovely tapestry yarn called Array and every quarter they’ll send you 7 new colors of this yarn chosen by me along with access to an online course which uses the yarns to address a few tapestry techniques.
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Did Josef Albers go to Kindergarten? Here are two circa 1900 (really) woven child's paper works which illustrate Albers "interaction of color" in remarkable prescient form. Once fairly common, but increasingly hard to find, these 19th century schoolgirl craft pieces are among the most underrated forms of early folk art. They often turn up as love tokens or valentines in the shape of hearts and under many different names (folded paper, woven paper, paper weaving, paper cuts and more)...but all are extraordinary miniature works of serious art despite being made for the most part by children. In fact, this technique, now seemingly forgotten except among enlightened educational organizations, was developed by Fredrich Froebel, not only the fellow who did invent kindergarten, but also became an unheralded artistic influence to many. If you are an adult and like art, you should collect the antique originals, they're precious. If you are a parent who would like to get your kid off the computer for a few minutes, find a source for "Froebel's Gifts". There are still high quality boxes of his "theories" being made and sold, mostly in wooden block form. Pair of Kindergarten Paper Weavings, each 4.5" x 4.5" c. 1900 Collection Jim Linderman
Close up video tutorial with instructions on how to weave a herringbone pattern.
Zig-zags, triangles, diamonds.
大人アクセサリーの手作りレシピ！四つだたみ編みでレーシーなブレード状に編み上げた、エレガントなラップブレスレットの作り方をご紹介します。ドレスやカジュアルなニットなど、さまざまな装いに合わせられるアイテムです。
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