The Medieval mash-up tapestry is progressing nicely during the holidays, despite a bit of three-steps-forward, one-step-back ripping out. I was so excited when I finished
Author: Robbie LaFleur
Weaving in Minnesota, when I can!
Medieval Mash-up: #1 — The Hagen Loom
I’ve been planning to weave a blue horse tapestry for years. As I developed the cartoon, I took elements from a number of medieval Norwegian
Hiawatha and the Holidays
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
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
