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Friday, October 4, 2013

Weaving in Miniature


If you follow my blog you know that I picked up a new hobby - weaving. I finished my weaving sample and am really very impressed with the possibilities weaving gives. Since it was just a sample of little samples, I used some small pieces to upholster chairs.


I had this little boy from Heidy Ott and decided to change a seat cover.

Before:


After: the design reminds Bargello in needlepoint and was weaved with interesting combination of silk and very fine wool yarn, believe or not.


This Bespaque chair with a blue cover


was transformed in this chair with weaved chair seat in delicate green with fine cotton




I am not impressed with a result of upholstering of these 2 footstools, but it was only an experiment that is a lasting process...


This footstool was made by Elga Koster for me in 2010 http://elgakoster.blogspot.com/


This footstool was made by me, again as an experiment


So far, I love weaving and am willing to continue working on weaving different kinds of fabric suitable for miniature upholstery, curtains, rugs, towels, bed covers, even fabric for doll's dressing, but later about it...

Happy weekend!
Natalia





23 comments:

  1. That is gorgeous Natalia! I love the bargello type weave and the delicate green one which reminds me of linen damask.

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  2. Thank you, Josje! Can you imagine how gorgeous the curtains will look like? I am completely hooked on weaving, limitless possibilities!

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  3. Wat prachtig je eigen geweven stof. Complimenten en groeten van Xandra

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  4. Thank you so much for your kind comment on my blog Natalia! I'm so glad I discovered your blog, you make such lovely things! I really adore your embroidery but the weaving looks impressive too!

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  5. Вы поражаете своим талантом!!!! Я люблю ваши работы!!! В них чувствуется профессионализм!

    Вы наверное очень заняты и уже забыли про меня, на счет туфель))))

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  6. Wow Natalia.
    You must be a very busy person. Weaving and embroidery takes a lot of time and patience.
    Hugs Dorien

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  7. Fantastic work! Your new hobby is perfect for minis.

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  8. What great projects! It makes the chair/ottoman look so much more inviting & cozy.
    How long does it take to complete?
    -Lisa

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  9. Oh yes! That delicate weave would be so beautiful as curtains as well. I bet it drapes/falls very well... As you said, the possibilities are limitless!

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  10. Hey Natalia, I think your miniature weaving is excellent. I am looking forward very much to see more of your designs and expermiments. Thanks for this beautiful and interesting post.

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  11. WOW gorgeous! The weave is so fine in detail, yes you will have lots of fun with this new skill I think ;)

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  12. I knew this would be fantastic to upholster chairs.
    Geneviève

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  13. Your weaving is fantastic. I really like the new looks.
    Hugs Maria

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  14. Наталья, прекрасная работа! Вы во всем большой мастер!
    Татьяна

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  15. Fantastic results... especially on the chairs it reminds me of that thicker upholstery fabric you'd use in real life for chairs. Great work!

    Hugs
    Birgit

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  16. I really like the first green seat cover =) Great work!!
    Hannah

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  17. Me parece un trabajo precioso, con unos diseños originales y alegres. Me encanta como han quedado las sillas con el nuevo tapizado.

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  18. Your weaving is incredible! My favorite is the bespaq chair.

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  19. Beautiful weaving and so many possibilities, such a variety of designs and color combinations!
    It's a wonderful hobby.
    Hugs, Drora

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  20. c'est très interessant comme travail , les fauteuils sont très réussis!
    isabelle

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  21. impresionante son unos tejidos preciosos
    un abrazo

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  22. Me gusta como te han quedado, las telas son muy bonitas. Besos

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