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The ABCs of why I make wearable art
Wearable art moves out in the world. It influences people.
A. Handwoven garments are a kind of armor that enhances.
B. Handwoven cloth puts beauty in the world.
C. The drape of the handwoven fabric gives comfort, not unlike a hug.
Aug 20, 2023


Like a Leaf on the Wind
Model Oksana Bell wears the Windy City Coat and is at her best dancing like a leaf in the wind.
I have had trouble sleeping lately. When most are fast asleep, I spend these wakeful hours creating short videos. The concept of showing the fabric in motion has been driving me to learn some video skills. Art Fairs, that were cancelled last year, are just starting to plan for Fall 2021. Until we can meet in person again, please enjoy these short videos.
Photos by TearSheet
Jan 29, 2021


I will wear my coat FOREVER!
Quality always lasts.
See more @www.theoregonweaver.com
Photo Credit: Tearsheet PDX
Model: Mekdelawit Little
Dec 7, 2020


Inspiration
Inspiration draws upon a trip to the beach at the Oregon Coast.
Nov 9, 2020


Oregon Coast Art Talks
Oregon Coast Art Talks
Sep 27, 2020


New Website
We have a new website and an easier shopping experience now. All of our shows are "Virtual". This meant getting the website ready for a...
Sep 18, 2020


Why wear handwoven?
There is something magical about fabrics made on a loom. It is a slow, thoughtful process. Ideas and inspiration are woven into creating the finished cloth. The threads on the looms resonate with color harmonies as they tell a story drawn from where I live or places I have seen. My studios are on the Oregon Coast, a magical place unto itself. Wind and water inspire textures and colors for my fabrics. Wherever these fabrics go, they will tell a Northwest story.
Sep 12, 2020
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