Woven Thumb Print

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Kathleen Birnbaum
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Woven Thumb Print

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In addition to being a CLPE, I enjoy handweaving on large looms. I never thought about the connection until discovering this professional weaver, Mary Zicafoose. Check out the tapestry weaving she did of her thumbprint at http://www.maryzicafoose.com/media.html - I have got to try weaving one of these!!!
David Fairhurst
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Re: Woven Thumb Print

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Pretty good!

I hope that when you post your work on your website, Kathy, that you'll put it the right way up.
Kathleen Birnbaum
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Re: Woven Thumb Print

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I even sent an e-mail to the weaver in regards to the print being upside down, along with complimenting her on the work. If I am ever able to weave one, I will definitely make sure it is right side up :P
josher89
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Re: Woven Thumb Print

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I should take a field trip to her studio. I live in Omaha, NE and being a non-loomer, I've never heard of her before. Maybe she'd let me take a picture of her tapestry to share.
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