As of this week, I am almost halfway done with my portrait of my daughter. It has been a busy week, and not much time for weaving, but I thought I would post this photograph to show the progress. You can see the image beginning to take form. One thing that Helena Hernmarck said in her class was that she never unwove anything on the loom. After cutting off she would sometimes tweak a piece, but she just carried on. I see things in this piece I would like to correct, but I keep telling myself to keep going and trust the process. I think the overall effect is good, but I see some details that need some work. I will keep on with the process and see how it goes. This is the first full piece I have made using the Hernmarck technique. Overall I really like it. The weaving goes a bit quicker, and I love the decisions and effect of the image once completed.
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I am loving the looseness of way the technique looks, as well! I have always wanted to try her method. It seems to go so much faster than traditional tapestry.
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