News — handwoven

From spool of cotton to the backbone of scarves!This is called ‘measuring the warp’ - the warp is the thread that is put in the loom (when ‘dressing the loom’) under tension, to create the base for the fabric to be woven.This process really is like magic - who would have thought that measuring the warp is the starting point for ALL fabric, including the fabric you are wearing as you are reading this??You can find all the magical goodies I make HERE on my website!

Thank you for the 5 star review!This is the sort of thing that makes everything worthwhile - it means a lot to me to get feedback, to know that my handwovens are making your life just that bit brighter and warmer :)If you’ve ever bought my products, I would love for you to leave a review on either my website, or on Google (where I now have a ‘business listing’!). It not only means a lot to me, but also to others who are thinking of buying handmade and want independent opinions :D

My solo exhibition ‘TEXTural’ is on until 25 February!Collective Haunt is open from Wednesday to Saturday, 11am - 4pm - we’re at 68 The Parade, Norwood. Just look for the orange building!I’m here every Saturday, so if you are around The Parade, swing by and say hi!Of course, all pieces are for sale, heh heh :)

Looking for a fresh new way to add colour to your home decor? Check out these unique and original fabric plant holders for indoor plants - a great way to give your home a refresh! What’s the perfect colour for your home?Find your favourite colour here on my website!  :)

‘Warp / Weft’ - 2022, hand woven tapestryAll fabric have these two things in common: warp, which are the vertical threads held under tension on the loom, and weft, which are the horizontal threads.In tapestry, the warp is not seen, as the weft threads are packed down very tightly - so in this tapestry, all you are seeing is the weft, although the warp is the ‘backbone’ of the whole piece.With my handwoven scarves, you can see both the warp and the weft, as both create the pattern.So even though tapestry and handweaving have a lot in common, they are...