I don’t know why it’s been many years since I wove a tapestry, since I find the challenges and rewards so appealing. I’ve had a
Because I Won’t Get Around To Knitting Another Sweater….
In 2005 my Norwegian friend Annemor Sundbø taught a class in traditional Setesdal embroidery at Vesterheim. She’s written several books, including one on traditional Norwegian
Monksbelt #5
There was just a little bit of the monksbelt warp left. I chose to make op art bands in three shades of gray, with a
Monksbelt # 4
I like the op art effect created by gradually increasing and then decreasing the numbers of shots in bands of pattern weft. In this runner
Monksbelt #3
By now I was starting to learn the “language” of the pattern elements. I liked long stretches of the wider band broken up by small
Monksbelt 2: Don’t Be Scared of Red
The detail pictures of these weavings make them look a little dizzying! Some bright red prydvevgarn languished in my closet so I began to weave

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