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'Chromatin Loops' close-ups showing one of the multifarious effects that can be achieved by combining different yarns.
Due to the raised appearance of weaves such as this one, they are often mistaken for embroideries. However, the design is in-woven and forms a part of the internal fabric structure as opposed to an addition on top.
A lovely piece of Phyti weaving that takes a long long time to make and a lot of counting!
Weaving the Grey Rhythm cushion cover. Another one with lots of counting..
Finally added some of the ‘Schemata Series’ cushion cover designs to my online shop. This one is called ‘The Rhombus Theorem’. It is a minimal but bold cushion cover, which will add a modern touch to any room. Its pattern suggest symbols and diagrams of abstract concepts. Despite its simplicity it can be seen as a linear representation of complex theories. These theories however are characterised -as the geometric shapes suggest- by notions existing in balance. All Schemata series cushion covers are woven with black and red yarn against a contrasting natural coloured cotton background. These colours are also used in early traditional textiles. Weaving the pattern involves a lot of counting warp threads and placing yarns by hand!
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