Saturday, April 10, 2010
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What's on my loom
current tapestry in progress, 5-17-13
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time marches on...
Tapestry diary of the year 2013--up to May 4
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Other places to visit on the web
- Alex Friedman's blog, Tapestry Tales
- Alice Schlein's blog
- Amalia Amaki's movie review blog
- American Tapestry Alliance
- Anne Wilson's website
- Archie Brennan and Susan Martin Maffei
- Archie Brennan Project--blog
- Barbara Burns website
- Barbara Heller--exhibit and video
- Bhakti Ziek's blog
- British Tapestry Group
- Canadian Tapestry Network Newsletter
- Carol LeBaron's blog
- 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
- European Tapestry Forum
- Fine Fiber Press (K. Todd-Hooker and P. Spark) blog
- Folk School blog
- Georgia Appalachian Studies Center
- 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
- Kathe Todd-Hooker's blog
- Kathy Spoering's blog
- Lauren Evatt Findley's blog
- Loomy Tunes--Tuesday Weavers in Tennessee
- LouLou Morris' 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
- North Georgia College & State University Visual Arts Department
- Pacific Rim Tapestries
- Pat Williams web site
- Pat Williams--new website
- Piedmont Craftsmen
- Ramses Wissa Wassef Center
- Rebecca Mezoff's blog
- Saving Hemlocks
- Southern Artistry
- Southern Highland Craft Guild
- Steven Aimone's website
- Tapestry 2008 blog
- Tapestry Share blog
- Tapestry Weavers in New England (TWINE) blog
- Teesha Moore's blog
- The Gloria F. Ross Center for Tapestry Studies
- Tim Gresham's website
- Weavin' Demon' blog
- West Dean Tapestry
4 comments:
you've really set yourself a task there Tommye
Tommye, what are the basting stitches for?
Maggie,
The basting stitches are just big running stitches that are taken through to the cartoon at the back to hold it near the top edge of the weaving. I stitch close to the top to be able to see the cartoon more easily by holding it near the edge I'm weaving. These are clipped out as I proceed--none are included in the finished tapestry.
Ah, thank you for the info on the basting stitches.
I'm amazed at how much you've gotten done since you've been back. It looks well, growthy! :-)
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