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tapestry

My contemporary handwoven tapestries are predominately weft-faced (the warps are covered),  simple weaves (over one and under one), in which areas of color are built up with a discontinuous weft (does not weave from one side of loom to the other). I weave from the front, on a loom. I usually weave with cotton, silk, wool and other fibers. My new works are small scale pieces.

Six-sided ^' squared tapestry block

Pictured above are works from my experimental "Flat Out" series of hanwoven tapestries. All are three-dimentional pieces woven flat on the loom and folding into their block or triangle shapes. Each has a letter "A is for...", etc. reminiscent of children's ABC blocks.

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