Designed and woven by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Tapestry
Wool, silk, linen and cotton on linen warp
8″ x 28″
$ 175
Hand woven on a vertical tapestry loom. Love to make these !
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10
Nov
14
moon shadows
21
Oct
14
sea,rain and carnival
Designed and woven by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Tapestry
Wool, silk and cotton threads on wool and linen warps
4″ x 4″
Framed on painted canvas
$ 20 ea.
22
Sep
14
vintage flower II
Designed,felted and hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Needle felting and rug hooking
Hand dyed wool roving and wool strips on linen
Framed on a hoop
6.5″diam.
$ 20
22
Sep
14
vintage flower I
Designed,felted and hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Needle felting and rug hooking
Hand dyed wool roving and wool strips on linen
Framed on a hoop
6.5″ diam.
$ 20
20
Sep
14
tropical
Designed by Anne-Marie Herrera
Hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Rug hooking
Hand dyed wool fabric and sari silk on linen
16″ x 24″
$550
It was so much fun to make this piece, it is part of our collection of patterns from Kul Designs.
15
Sep
14
verde y azul
Designed and hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Rug hooking
Hand dyed wool strips on linen
Framed
5.5″ x 7.5″
$ 45
15
Sep
14
carnival
Designed and woven by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Tapestry weaving
Wool and silk threads on an silk warp
Mounted on a painted canvas
4″ x 4″
$20
It was fun to make it on a little handmade wooden tapestry loom
21
Aug
14
countryside
Designed and hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2006
Rug hooking
Hand dyed wool strips on linen
9.5″ x 23″
21
Aug
14
el gallo loco
Designed by Anne-Marie Herrera
Hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Rug hooking
Hand dyed wool strips on linen
17.5″ x 19″
$ 175
08
May
14
el morrocoy
Painting by Maria Teresa Herrera
Hooked by Gun-Marie Nalsen 2014
Rug hooking
Hand dyed wool on linen
15.5″ 27″
I made this in a Donna Hrkman class at the Weavers Guild. I used a painting that my daughter Maria Teresa made from a picture of me when I was one year old. It was a difficult task, but I think that I recreated well the scene. The name EL MORROCOY, means the turtle, that is the title that she gave to the piece. I am pleased with it!
This is the painting….
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