Orange vibrancy, heart and shell pearled links make up this unique mini art tapestry. had to not find joy in this hand woven artwork. Found fibers include silky eyelash, ribbon, soft fur, unique string, vibrant colors, ladder yarns. This fun metal heart balances the pearlized shell links bracelet. Showcased on a metal ornament hanger, not included with your tapestry artwork.

Mini fiber art tapestry created with found fibers and jewelry treasures from a non profit that supports the developmentally & intellectually challenged. Support a cause with your purchase created in the USA.
This tapestry is hung at the Homestead Gallery in Berthoud, CO. Contact with questions or purchase at the gallery.

These creative pieces are hand woven on an old fashion metal loom. Yarns are a variety of material, mostly unique one of a kind. Many will have yarns of cotton, wool, linen, mohair, faux furs, string yarns, flag yarn, ladder, ribbon, silks, rayon, polyester, velvet, chenille and anything unusual. Everything goes through a rigorous cleaning, winding into a ball, color sorted and showcase unusual yarns to become the centerpiece of a new tapestry. Jewelry pieces are found treasures that often are the inspiration for the tapestry. You may find a bracelet, pieces of jewelry taken apart and reworked, pin or a whimsical accent all of high grade vintage jewelry. Items are cleaned with alcohol and refurbished to sparkle and enliven these works of art. Many will often have swarvski crystals added into these works of art. Bracelet link finishes the artwork for unique display.
My recently found vintage metal loom prompted exploration into boxes of scrap yarns, fibers & vintage jewelry that I have collected for a decade. In 2021, mini fiber art tapestry’s were born from these found treasures. Each piece of artwork takes hours searching for treasured fibers to combine textures, colors and design to infuse nostalgic harmony with the vintage jewelry accents. One of a kind limited works of art will be produced until the box of found treasures are gone.