The “Coastal Fiberarts 2011” exhibit will open next week in Astoria, Oregon USA. One of my handwoven silk textiles is included in the juried show. Oh, happy day! You’re welcome to attend the opening reception. Hope to see you there! “Coastal Fiberarts 2011” Exhibit – Reception July 14, 2011
Tag Archives: Cotton
On the Loom today (6/16/11)…
I’ve been weaving away…oh, on what you say? An antique Japanese fabric…yes, it’s such a fine day! Cotton and Linen. Antique Japanese Weave Structure from Orimono Soshiki Hen Textile System
A Little Bird…
A little bird is perched atop my Okinawan High Loom. She is yellow, but a lighter yellow than the Fukugi dye on my handwoven Shuri Hana Ori threads…
Treasure each Thread…
Shuri Ori (or Shuri Hana Ori) textiles originated in the old capital of the Ryukyu Kingdom, Shuri, on Okinawa Island, Japan. I weave Shuri Ori as a means of preserving my family weaving heritage… As i weave this ancient weave structure, i treasure each thread just as i treasure my ancestors… I treasure each threadContinue reading “Treasure each Thread…”
Scharine Kirchoff, Fiber Artist 