Te koop via @masters_and_crafters. PAS-GOLD / kunstwerk. Een perfect cadeau voor de feestdagen. Dit handgeweven kunstwerk is geweven in de ‘passement’ techniek. Passement is de kunst van het weven van decoratieve linten. Een verloren gegane techniek die ik nieuw leven ingeblazen heb, maar dan in een modern jasje.Dit kunstwerk is ingelijst in een zwarte box
PAS-LOVE is a large handwoven wallhanging in silk, wool and cotton. This unique and one-of-a-kind wallhanging would look great on your wall and the ‘golden’ rings gives your interior a luxurious touch. It’s woven in passementerie. More photos can be found on my Instagram account, and in my blog article I explain more about this
On June 26 & 27 2021, I had the pleasure to follow Elizabeth Ashdowns Masterclass of Passementerie. What is passementerie ? Passementerie is an endangered craft. It is the art of making elaborate trimmings for clothing or furnishing. According to Wikipedia it’s : Passementerie (/pæsˈmɛntri/, French pronunciation: [pɑsmɑ̃tri]) or passementarie is the art of making elaborate trimmings or edgings (in French, passements) of applied braid, gold or silver cord, embroidery, colored silk, or beads for clothing or furnishings.
A new handwoven wallhanging “Autumn Leaves” for my Botanical Collection. Handwoven in cotton and bamboo. The wallhanging has gradient colours in shades of brown. Hand crochet white leaves in different shapes and sizes accentuate the onset of winter.Made in a limited single number. Size : 54 x 100 cm (including fringes)Prize : 680 euroFor sale
Weaving and ceramics go together perfectly. So besides following colleague weavers, I love to be inspired by what other artisanal workers do. Becoming friends with Juliette happened at the right moment. Keramiek Juliette makes gorgeous ceramics. You definitely should check her website. A few months ago, our mutual friend Ronald brought us into contact with
Another nice article “Kunst op je bank?” at the gorgeous life style magazine “Gooi- en Vechtstreek Living Editie 24 (winter 2020).The complete magazine can be found here.
Table runner “Jul” in typical Christmas colours red, green, white.…….It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…..Double weaving blocks on 8 shafts. One side has light background, the other side has a darker background. Fully reversible.Material : CottonSize : 100 x 50 cmColours : red, green, whiteShips in a gift box.Price : 70 euro incl.
4000 wefts of krokbragd is what it took me to finally finish my tablerunner in this gorgeous Swedish technique. The table runner is 1 meter long and 27 cm wide (without fringes).More than 4.000 wefts in merino, wool, acryl.A while ago I wove a rug “Lollipop” in the same krokbragd technique. It’s a fun technique,
Weaving a vintage moose wall art on my 16-shaft loom was always on my to-do list. I finally decided to spend some time designing this in a 16-shaft summer & winter technique. Eva Stossel has written a nice blog about this summer & winter technique. Summer & winter is a Scandinavian block weaving, woven with
My art is for sale at the Saatchi Art online gallery. Saatchi Art is the world’s leading online art gallery. It’s a place where you can discover an unparalleled selection of art by artists from around the world to suit all budgets, styles, and spaces. My wallhangings “3D-block“, “No time to waste” and “Flower Garden”
Art object made with cottolin, cotton and copper wire. More about the creative process can be found here. On my Instagram account you can find more intriguing handwoven art.
From the Metamorphosis serie : “Passementerie”.
This handwoven wall art is made with products which I found in house. I used old buttons, rubber wires, cables, cotton sticks, hygienic napkins and chips bags. More about the creative process can be found here. On my Instagram account you can find more intriguing handwoven art. I like to thank Robyn Spady for her booklet on Passementerie.
From the Metamorphosis Serie : “3D-block”.
Handwoven wall hanging made in merino wool. More about the creative process can be found here. On my Instagram account you can find more intriguing handwoven art.
Pillow covers with strips of bedlinnen was something I wanted to try. I was not scared that it was difficult to weave, it was more that it would look like rubbish and that was something I certainly didn’t want.