My husband and I visited Japan for twelve days; Tokyo, Kamakura, and Kyoto. Each day was packed with new experiences, largely planned on the fly.
Author: Robbie LaFleur
Weaving in Minnesota, when I can!
Open Warp, Open Possibilities: A Seattle Workshop
My transparent tapestry workshops are usually preceded by a general lecture on Frida Hansen’s life and work for the full Weavers Guild membership. In Seattle, I
A Blue Rose, Begun: Weaving from Frida Hansen’s Design
Blue Roses, designed in 1898, was one of the first wool transparent tapestries by Frida Hansen that I ever saw. I encountered it almost by accident,
Swans are Migrating
Trumpeter swans migrate to Minnesota in late March and early April. Perhaps it’s appropriate that a woven swan migrated to my e-maibox too. Laurie Carlson
A Personal Memorial to Anniken Thue
I once mentioned to a friend that I was on my way to visit Anniken Thue (1944–2026). “She’s like royalty, you know,” she told me.
Antidote: The Practice of Weaving and the Name of the Tapestry
When the world outside seems too real and too worrisome, when daily caregiving realities seem overwhelming and interfere with research and writing, my loom feels
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