Five-strand braid weave study with newspaper cord

From Anna Robinson Verified independent store

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The result of this newspaper cord study is a woven oval with the remaining braid strands left long, inviting you to consider this familiar household waste in a new light and taking the form of a celestial sea creature. A paper halo or moon grounds the otherwise organic shape. This five-strand braid-in technique is most often used for braided rag rugs and gives this piece the characteristic spiraling “over-under” pattern. I can imagine using this technique to weave a much larger mat, potentially sealing it with wax or lacquer. Frame exterior W x H x D: 32 x 42 x 3 cm (12.5 x 16.5 x 1.25 in.) Show more