Norwegian-American tapestry weaver and embroiderer Pauline Fjelde paid an amazing tribute to her adopted country when she spent more than ten years weaving the monumental
Author: Robbie LaFleur
Weaving in Minnesota, when I can!
Annichen Sibbern Bøhn Keeps Popping Up
Things show up in threes? Is this true? It happened to me recently. My friend Karen Weiberg sent me a photo of a book and
My Toika: First a Woolen Sail, and now a Krokåkle
I made a rule; I can’t weave on any of my three projects until the warps are in place on all of them. One down:
Blank Loom–One of Three
I have three projects planned, and only one of three looms warped. The first is on my Hagen tapestry loom, finally warped for a long-planned
Frida Hansen’s Student, Jullik Gulbrandsen
Because I’ve written about Frida Hansen, people want to tell me more; it’s such a privilege. I received an interesting email from Therese Solbakken in
eXperiments on X: An Xhibit of Weaving
Several of my pieces are going on the road to Redwood Falls, Minnesota, in November, for an exhibit at the Redwood Falls Public Library. The
