Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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Tapestry diary of the year 2009, 12"wide x 30" long at this point. Latest photo taken on September 30--I unrolled it to show as much as possible. The wood strip in the lower part is the shelf of the loom.
Other links to my work on the web
Other places to visit on the web
- Alice Schlein's blog
- Amalia Amaki's movie review blog
- American Tapestry Alliance
- Appalachian Studies Center, North Georgia College & State University
- Archie Brennan and Susan Martin Maffei
- Barbara Heller--exhibit and video
- Bhakti Ziek's blog
- Blue Ridge Handweaving Show
- British Tapestry Group
- Canadian Tapestry Network Newsletter
- Christine Laffer's website
- Craft in America
- Craft Revival Project
- Debbie Heard's blog
- Diane Getty's blog
- Diane Horowitz's blog
- Dianne Mize's blog
- Dovecote tapestry studios
- European Tapestry Forum
- Exquisite Corpse Textiles
- Fine Fiber Press (K. Todd-Hooker and P. Spark) blog
- Hambidge Center
- Ibolya Hegyi, tapestry weaver
- Janet Austin's blog
- Jeanne Bates--extensive list of tapestry websites, etc.
- Jennifer Peavey's blog
- Joan Baxter's website
- Joan Griffin's website
- John C. Campbell Folk School
- John Robertson's blog
- Kathe Todd-Hooker's blog
- Kathy Spoering's blog
- Lauren Evatt Findley's blog
- Lyn Hart's blog
- Lyn Hart's webpage & blog
- Marylin Rea-Menzies's blog
- Micala Sidore's Hawley Street Tapestry Studio website
- Norsk Fjord Fiber
- Pacific Rim Tapestries
- Pat Williams web site
- Piedmont Craftsmen
- Ramses Wissa Wassef Center
- Saving Hemlocks
- Southern Artistry
- Southern Highland Craft Guild
- Steve Bremner's blog
- Steven Aimone's website
- Tapestry 2008 blog
- Tapestry Weavers in New England (TWINE) blog
- Teesha Moore's blog
- The Gloria F. Ross Center for Tapestry Studies
- Tim Gresham's website
- Victorian Tapestry Workshop
- West Dean Tapestry
1 comments:
Beautiful work, Tommy, I did some book binding years ago and loved the process. That looked like a week of hard work...and LOVE the leather work. It is fabulous.
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