Small tapestry

My studio table has been covered with mounting projects for a few weeks now. I sold a handful of small-format tapestries and not all of them were mounted. I also finished a small tapestry that was a donation to Petrified Forest National Park from my artist residency last November. (Read about that

A visit with Copenhagen tapestry artist Ulrikka Mokdad

Forgot to take a photo of them rolled up in the towel for the big squeeze.

Today is the third anniversary of my signature online tapestry course, Warp and Weft: Learning the Structure of Tapestry . The launching of this course was my first step away from my career as a healthcare provider. Sure I had been working as a tapestry teacher and artist for many years prior, but

There are as many ways to design for tapestry as there are tapestry weavers. Everyone has to find their own way. But over the last couple years I have employed one particular technique that I find shakes my brain loose and helps me conquer the fear that comes up when designing large pieces. I start

Small Woven Wall Hanging 22x12 cm. ❤️ Larger and individual sizes are possible. For detailed information, write to me. Handmade wall hanging panel wall decor The tapestry is made on a hand loom. The work is made by weaving using different weaving techniques and textures to create this unique tapestry. ❤️For more lovely art work and kits please check: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HomeArtWeaving Instagram : oksana_serotyuk

These handwoven tapestries have been woven over four decades. The oldest is from 1981, and a few have been woven in th last few years. There was a large gap of time when I concentrated solely on creating jewelry. Now, weaving has drawn me in again.

The Tiny But Mighty exhibit was in Knoxville, TN in conjunction with Convergence this summer. This was the biennial un-juried small format show for members of American Tapestry Alliance. One hundred thirty eight small tapestries hung at the Emporium Gallery from July 1-29th . The emphasis this yea

I'm still weaving the small tapestry for the non-juried ATA small format tapestry exhibit. The tapestry is due in March, and I have some travel coming up, so I hope to complete the 8x10" piece this week-end, or early next week, at the latest. Then I can take it with me on an upcoming train trip to do the finishing work. I got the good news that one of my tapestries will be included in ATA's juried American Tapestry Biennial IX, as well.That is very encouraging, and has given me a real boost…