Contemporary macrame

Meet Jacqueline Surdell. She is an interdisciplinary artist working with the histories, materials, and processes of fiber and painting. Read more from our Q&A with Jacqueline here:

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"Movement" This woven wall hanging will be made to order! Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery. It is made from 100% felted merino wool using a variety of weaving, felting and hand knotting techniques. All of the yarns in this weaving have been hand dyed in my Denver, CO studio, using sustainably sourced wool fibers to create this beautiful decorative wall piece. I love developing custom colors, so if you love this piece but are looking for a different size or color palette, feel free to get…

Contemporary wall art✨ . . Working with jute is messy but love the way the pieces turn out😍 . . . DM to customise in any colour size and shape🤗❤️ . . #contemporaryart #modernfiberart #wallart #interiors ##wallhanging #spacedivider #roomdivider #interiordesign #interiorstyling #fiberart . . [New design, wall art, rope art, fiber art, tapestry, interior design, photography, production design]

🍀Warm greetings to you! As you seek a special gift for your beloved or perhaps a treat for yourself, allow us to introduce our exquisite Yarn Wall Hanging Set. Crafted with care and creativity, this piece effortlessly blends modern macramé with bohemian charm, making it a perfect addition to any bedroom decor or contemporary living space.🏠 👉 Check out more at https://beandaikon.etsy.com/listing/1710461292 or contact us directly! #handmadeitems #bohodecoration #bohemianvibes…

A macrame hand-knitted halter-neck dress with wooden attatched rings and knotted train. #lookbook #fashion #contemporary #aesthetic #photography #model

Eleanor Bolton is a British accessories designer based in London. During her MA at the Royal College of Art, Eleanor developed a unique craft technique, coiling and hand stitching cotton rope to create lightweight tactile jewellery. Often sculptural in quality, Eleanor’s jewellery comes from her focus on an intuitive and sensitive approach to the micro details of making processes, as well as to the precise scale of the pieces.

concepts, forms, materials, techniques, and processes related to basketry