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
Category: linen weaving
Frida Hansen – Transatlantic Ties
As I study the wool open warp transparencies of Frida Hansen, I remain enchanted with her beautiful designs and technique. It’s no wonder that many
Jennifer E. Moss, “Marked: Rusted Wovens”
By chance, while visiting Savannah this week, I was able to attend an exhibit opening, “Marked: Rusted Wovens” by Jennifer E. Moss, which will be
Weaving, Thick and Thin, and a Mangle
On my Stavanger field trip yesterday, I was struck by weavings both thick and thin. My friend Ragnhild Wanthne, from the local weaving group at
Some Time with Monksbelt
I will be posting photos of our Scandinavian Weavers shared monksbelt warp on the Scandinavian Weavers Study Group blog. In the first post, “A New
A Visit to the Small Dog Weaving Mill
On a rainy road trip day, Kelly Marshall and I visited our friend Marian Dahlberg at her idyllic cabin/studio in the woods near Cumberland, Wisconsin.
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