Our trip to Washington DC to see my tapestry at the Renwick Smithsonian Museum was filled with family, both the ones who were with us
Author: Robbie LaFleur
Weaving in Minnesota, when I can!
Pheasants in Summer Grass
This enormously busy summer left little time for me to weave. I taught rewarding workshops, first at the Michigan League of Handweavers Conference in June,
What Hasn’t Been Done Yet? Frida Hansen, Brian Eno, and the Joy of Experiment
What goes into a compelling musical performance? What elements make a tapestry work? I was struck by those connections when I heard Brian Eno interviewed
From Frida Hansen Flowers to the Horse Mane Technique
I taught two workshops, back to back, at the Damascus Fiber Art School near Portland, Oregon. I traded the smoky Minnesota skies from Canadian and
Pheasants, Patch by Patch
Pheasants have been appearing on my standing pipe loom at home, feathery patch by feathery patch. It was my World Cup project—because there is a
Living Lineage Linen Project: Sample #4
I wrote a month ago about my participation in Living Lineage: Linen in Scandinavian Folk Art and Modern Innovation. I was honored to be chosen
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