I am weaving a series that I am calling: ” Woven Women”. They are mixed media fiber art pieces that are a celebration of the Feminine Divine.
Please don’t pin the images of my Woven Women Series… thank you 
I showed the Butterfly Prayer Woven Woman piece in a how to video today, so I figured that I should show a few more photos of her.
So, here she is:
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The Woven Women are all woven on many different small looms.
I wove Butterfly Prayer Woven Woman on inkle looms, tablets, a 4 harness Structo loom (8 inches wide), and a tapestry loom.
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In the photo above, you can see how I gathered the upper curved section by pulling up warp strands to ruffle the weaving.
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The lower curved sections were drawn up in more graduated curves to make a flatter arc and not a ruffle.
And, here’s the Butterfly at her heart and in her prayer…
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Butterfly Prayer Woven Woman is my prayer for wellness for all the creatures of this beautiful planet, no matter how small or large.
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(I posted about one of the other Woven Women, and will post more photos of other Woven Women soon. LINK: Green Empress)
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This is gorgeous! I am facilitating a Divine Feminine class tonight and we just happen to be working on spirit dolls. I am going to bring along my computer and share you work with the group.
Thank you so much, Mrs K
You should definitely take a look at this page: http://www.crone-findlay.com/Crone-FindlayCreationsDollmap.html to see some of the other celebrations of the Divine Feminine!
This is a creation of enormous beauty! There is such a sense of serenity about it.
Thank you so much, Aleksa!!!
Beautiful and serene! I love the composition of it!
Thank you so much, Bren!
What a beautiful creation, it takes my breath away and touches the heart xx
Thank you so much, Caroline! It was a joy to weave her, and was very contemplative and meditative.