Weavings

original artwork, underwater photography and scuba instruction - Hellyer Originals - an Artist's Odyssey
The site includes photos of my pottery, photography, weavings, and jewelry
Hellyeroriginals.com ~

Funny River Trading - Traditional Arts & Skin Care
Hand made pine needle baskets and native weavings including Navajo, Rio Grande styles in Los Ojos, New Mexico at Funny River Trading Studio.
Funnyrivertrading.com ~

Suzanne Pretty home page
Suzanne Pretty is a fiber artist working in tapestry, paper weavings, multi media, digital images and gouache.
Suzannepretty.com ~

Indigo Moon Yarns
Indigo Moon Studio offers luxury yarns and handwoven treasures for sale on Gabriola Island, BC and by mail order. Natural dyes are used on beautiful yarns of wool and silk. Handpainted yarns are also available. Trish Moon will also create you a one-of-a-kind handwoven treasure.
Indigomoonyarns.com ~

Welcome to Metier Weaving, hand woven & custom fabrics, Studio & Art Gallery
an incredible array of beauty, warmth and color in handwoven tapestries, rugs, apparel, yarns, yardage; happy to work with homeowners, architects and designers to create one-of-a-kind custom weaving, here in Northern New Mexico.
Metierweaving.com ~

Wheat Weaving With a Touch of the Southwest
wheat weaving, gifts of wheat, free wheat weaving wallpaper
Wheatweavers.com ~

EL JORONGO CUSTOM DESIGN WOOL RUGS & SWEATERS
Handwoven natural wool rugs, handknit merino wool sweaters, wool capes, wool ski hats, knitwear and weavings handloomed by El Jorongo Custom Design since 1970 in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, Mexico.
Eljorongo.com ~

BRAZILIAN BLOWOUT SPECIALIST MISSION VIEJO JIM WHITE BELLA SALON
GREAT BLOW DRYER BRAZILIAN BLOWOUT STYLIST JIM WHITE MISSION VIEJO
Brazilianblowoutoc.com ~

Welcome to CJ Creations
At CJ Creations, you can choose from some of the highest-quality silverand stone hand-made jewelry available at outstanding prices. We offer no-risk shopping with 100% guaranteed satisfaction.
Cjcreations.net ~

Daron Douglas Handweavings - Story
Daron Douglas, a New Orleans craftsperson, weaves rugs on her grandmother\'s loom, recycling upholstery remnants into practical art just the way settlers used unpatchable clothing to make rag rugs. The patterns range from the traditional multi colored to one called \
Musicstreetstudios.com ~