Making water from wool
Bring some tangible magic into your interior
Seductive and vulnerable
Why do i use curly Leicester long wool in my felt wall art? >>>read on
Wall tapestry: “I think you should just go for it” >>>read on
The color of water, is it what it appears to be? >>>read on
The importance of making a paper pattern >>>read on
Skin detail of tapestry ‘Eternity’ >>>read on
Wall tapestry ‘Eternity’ a poem by William Blake >>> read on
It’s time we give some attention to the changing shape of clouds >>>read on
The legs of my chair do a great job >>>read on
Detail walltapestry ‘Whose love are you?’ >>>read on
Walltapestry: Whose love are you? >>>read on
Sexy little curls >>>read on
The northern wind is bringing his magical clouds
There is always hope for leftovers…>>>read on
A sneak preview of a new tapestry in progress…>>>read on
How is a walltapestry created? >>>read on
How a passioned woman is worth the chaos…>>>read on
Is dyeing wool a process of limitations or possibilities? >>>read on
Felting workshops…You are never to old to set another goal or to dream a new dream…>>>read on
Stay young in a felting workshop at foundation “Stoute Schoenen”…>>>read on
To get great results you need great tools…>>>read on
Work in progress…puzzling with more then 99 pieces >>>read on
By deconstructing a woven fabric you discover its essence…>>>read on
What does a dog’s fur tell? >>>read on
In need for some inspiration? Take a walk in the park..>>>read on
I love this sensational and very powerfull red. It’s like a bloodstream floating on my table.
Hand dyed colorswatches are waiting to be chosen to get a place in a new serie tapestries…
“To make a successfull painting three things are necessary, the eye, the heart and the hand….Two won’t do.” David Hockney
Does the surface tell what is happening underneath?
The sense of touch is a particulary powerful source of sensory stimuli.
Things don’t necessarily have to be the way they are. Allow yourself to daydream and imagine your wildest imaginings….how free are you?
Very pale abricot with vibrant corn yellow, just an unexpected pleasant surprise..
What colors are they really?
Workshops: She did it!.. Felting sheepwool into a vegan rug
2018 Workshops felting at Fort Nigtevecht… an excellent workout!
a fair vegan rug feels so much better!
Jack takes me to the most inspiring places
Inspiration for a tapestry in commission of Studio-Veerkracht, Amsterdam
handmade tapestry “playing at sea” in commission of Studio Veerkracht, Amsterdam
tapestry detail, wild waves, gentle waves, they come and go
commissioned work for yoga Studio Veerkracht
Olive soap from Aleppo is great for felting
shearing sheep, a tough job
Ouessant..a wonderful wool producer
My first handmade tapestry…
There is always more to see when you really look
Inspired by the island of Texel….
vegan sheeprugs
live like a Dahlia, bright and fearless
