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"Damask Tapestry", 2009 - 23 inches tall by 34 inches wide, includes rod and tassels.
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"Tapes'Tree'", 2009 - 26 inches tall by 29 inches wide, includes rod and tassels.
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Damask-Tapestry-Tile-5
On this tile, I used fabric to impress a pattern into the clay.
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You can see the stitching from the fabric very clearly in the clay on this tile.
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TapesTree-Tile-7
The texture and variation on this tile are primarily from the glaze.
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Damask-Tapestry-Tile-4
This tile is stamped with a bisque stamp I made from a sprig mold. The glaze added a really nice depth to the piece.
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Damask-Tapestry-Tile-3
You have to look very closely, but this tile was impressed with a fabric that had a swirly pattern...
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TapesTree-Tile-5
This piece was stamped, the glaze came out white with a hint of blue-grey. Previous tests of this...
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TapesTree-Tile-4
This is a white crawl glaze over red underglaze. Very interesting how the glaze moved!
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TapesTree-Tile-3
This is a blue crawl glaze over the top of the bare clay tile.
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TapesTree-Tile-1
The largest tile in the tapestry, this is slip trailed, and varying layers of several glazes.
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Damask-Tapestry-Tile-1
This tile is impressed with the damask fabric for which the piece is named. The texture of the weave...
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