I held a Frida Hansen transparent tapestry workshop at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota this week. Each one feels so new—new energy, new students with
I held a Frida Hansen transparent tapestry workshop at the Weavers Guild of Minnesota this week. Each one feels so new—new energy, new students with
I often post about mystery tapestries and other weavings, trying to identify the designer and/or weaver. Today I was asked about a mystery airplane tail
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.
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
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,
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.
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