Monday, May 28, 2012
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What's on my loom
current tapestry in progress, 5-17-13
Upcoming Classes
Other links to my work on the web
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
2 comments:
It's looking wonderful, Tommye. I have to admit I find myself looking for the red progress lines in it though. I really liked those!
Wow. That is so beautiful! It's amazing how many shades of gray you can have in that one picture, and how they seem to be in color.
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