Posts by kathetoddhooker
Feathers and etc.by Kathe Todd-Hooker
Feathers and etc. begins March 26, 2021 and March 27, 2021 Feathers have many meanings to many different people and cultures. This workshop is not meant to be an exploration…
Read MoreIntro to tapestry Soumak and friends
Intro to tapestry Soumak and friends by appointment 0r March 23,2021 Time to book your space and time Next session is starting this week March 23,2021 This workshop or study…
Read MoreWaterdog Takes his Autumnal walkabout
Waterdog takes his Autumnal walk about This last week there have been discussions of weaving with Chenille in tapestry and weaving chenille into other woven structures on Wednesdays Between &…
Read MoreToo Much-but not enuff! but, LATELY-It’s all about the ands…
Focusing statements and/a goal(s) for the foreseeable future. With all the information overload AND a pandemic and a lack of skills in computers and the internet in communication…
Read MoreKathe Todd-Hooker’s Pandemic Teaching Schedule
Kathe Todd-Hooker’ Pandemic teaching schedule. All classes will be offered until the end of March, 2021
Read MoreLast Stand-November 3, 2020
Each of my tapestry unless it is a colour study and in some ways they even tell a story of a particular day, a particular astrological phenomena.
Read MoreMy way of warping a Mirrix Tapestry loom and copper looms
UPDATED FROM 2014 blog, – The easiest, fastest, foolproof way to warp a Mirrix loom or a copper loom or just about any upright loom with two beams and a tensioning device .…
Read MoreI Don’t do Miniatures!
“Letter to the Editor”; International Tapestry Journal; Vol. 3, No 2, August, 2000 Something that I wrote that seems a million years ago. Before I could even show with large…
Read MoreDesigning Tapestry-My Way-Kathe Todd-Hooker
I think, the two questions that I am asked more often then any question(s) other then “How long does it take to weave a tapestry? and “Where do…
Read MoreUsed Tapestry looms and tools for sale!
Used and not so used Tapestry looms and tools for sale! The looms and tools on this page are gently used. Many were owned by long term tapestry weavers who…
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