Linda Hendrickson
Laurelhurst Fiber Art Studio & Urban Farm
Tablet Weaving * Ply-Splitting * Mindfulness * Permaculture

What's New on this Website

...Or at least what I've added most recently! Click on the photos and links to learn more.
Added in January 2008:

John and I are learning how to upload videos to YouTube. The first one is a 5-minute segment from my DVD, Weave a Neckpiece showing how to make a continuous warp for tablet weaving, You can view this video segment on my website along with the written instructions and still photos for How to Make a Continuous Warp. You can also go to my channel on YouTube, and while there, you can type tablet weaving in the search box to see all of the tablet weaving videos currently on YouTube.

Added in September 2007:

NEW! Ply-Split Garlic Basket DVD Asilomar Basket, bottom view. Kit contains instructions and cords made from paper ribbon Asilomar Basket. Kit contains instructions and cords made from paper ribbon John and I have produced the first-ever DVD on how to make a ply-split basket, and it's available now -- ordering info is on my Books and DVDs page.

I also have a new kit for a ply-split basket that I call "Asilomar Basket". The kit has instructions and 4-ply cords that I make from paper ribbon. This is a design that evolved from the Ply-Split Garlic Basket. Ordering info is on my Kits page.

A ply-split basket with cords made from paper ribbon A ply-split basket with cords made from Danish cord I was invited to participate in the National Basketry Organization Exhibition "All Things Considered IV", and I made the basket on the left for the show. The exhibition will be at the Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts in Gatlinburg, Tennessee from September 28 - November 10, 2007.

The basket on the right is one I made for the Columbia Basin Basketry Guild's exhibition in Portland in Spring, 2007. It's made of Danish cord, and is 22" tall, the largest basket I've made. Photo by Shab Levy.

My tablet weaving with sterling silver wire was made into art medals by Randy Rasmussen This summer, I worked with photographer and metalsmith Randy Rasmussen on a series of "art medals". We made these pieces for the Art in the Pearl Collaborative Exhibition, which was displayed at the Museum of Contemporary Craft. Photo by Randy Rasmussen.

This section added September 2007