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    Weaving Inspiration

    by Sarah Resnick

    Happy Friday! 

    Here are some of my favorite things that crossed my Instagram feed recently.
    There were so many captivating photos of this dye sublimation weaving by Yun-Hsuan Chang, it was hard to choose which to feature
    There were so many captivating photos of this dye sublimation weaving by Yun-Hsuan Chang, it was hard to choose which to feature ~ @yunhsuan.c
     
    Beautiful, arresting work from Megan Borg ~ @secretwoolsociety
    Beautiful, arresting work from Megan Borg ~ @secretwoolsociety
     
    Beautiful colors and and a delicate slubby texture in these scarves ~ @masalykina_n
    Beautiful colors and and a delicate slubby texture in these scarves ~ @masalykina_n
     
    This piece is aptly captioned "a cloud of cottolin and recycled silks." I want to dive into the cloud!  ~ @goldfinchwoven
    This piece is aptly captioned "a cloud of cottolin and recycled silks." I want to dive into the cloud!  ~ @goldfinchwoven
     
    Such yummy texture from Abbie ~ @warporweft
    Such yummy texture from Abbie ~ @warporweft
     
    Stunning piece from Jess Hotson ~ @jesshotsontextiles
    Stunning piece from Jess Hotson ~ @jesshotsontextiles
     

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