About Frances Taylor - Ottawa
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I make fine art as well as functional and wearable art. My fine art is mostly needle-felted using wool, silk and other fibres as well as hand-embroidery to add the fine details. I often hand-dye my materials, and sometimes use semi-precious stones, machine embroidery, fabric paints and recycled copper wire to achieve the textures and colours that I seek. I frequently incorporate recycled materials that otherwise would go to landfill. My goal is to make art that stimulates the senses and communicates caring for the environment.
My art work is in private collections throughout Ottawa and is periodically displayed in galleries, art shows and group exhibits. I occasionally teach in workshop settings, or individuals and small groups in my studio. Please contact me for information on topics and my teaching schedule.
I'm pleased to announce that one of my pieces was published in the book "Worldwide Colours of Felt", available now. See this site for more information: http://textiellink.nl/en/
I welcome enquiries regarding commissions -- both artwork and the many other wearable art items that I make. Please contact me. My Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/frances.taylor.3720190
Calendar: Here's where I'll be until the end of the year. Hope to see friends and colleagues at these next two events. Thank you to everyone who came to see my booth at Fibrefest in Almonte (September 7-8). I hope to be there again next year.
Saturday November 23: Churchill Alternative Holiday Craft Fair, 345 Ravenhill Avenue, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Venues:
The River Guild, Perth, Ontario: has a selection of my fibre art wall "paintings" -- needle felted and hand-embroidered. They also have a fine selection of my hats with feathers, pieced fleece jackets, greeting cards and a few other items.
The Gallery, Arnprior, Ontario: has a selection of my hats with feathers and various other items.
I make fine art as well as functional and wearable art. My fine art is mostly needle-felted using wool, silk and other fibres as well as hand-embroidery to add the fine details. I often hand-dye my materials, and sometimes use semi-precious stones, machine embroidery, fabric paints and recycled copper wire to achieve the textures and colours that I seek. I frequently incorporate recycled materials that otherwise would go to landfill. My goal is to make art that stimulates the senses and communicates caring for the environment.
My art work is in private collections throughout Ottawa and is periodically displayed in galleries, art shows and group exhibits. I occasionally teach in workshop settings, or individuals and small groups in my studio. Please contact me for information on topics and my teaching schedule.
I'm pleased to announce that one of my pieces was published in the book "Worldwide Colours of Felt", available now. See this site for more information: http://textiellink.nl/en/
I welcome enquiries regarding commissions -- both artwork and the many other wearable art items that I make. Please contact me. My Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/frances.taylor.3720190
Calendar: Here's where I'll be until the end of the year. Hope to see friends and colleagues at these next two events. Thank you to everyone who came to see my booth at Fibrefest in Almonte (September 7-8). I hope to be there again next year.
Saturday November 23: Churchill Alternative Holiday Craft Fair, 345 Ravenhill Avenue, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Venues:
The River Guild, Perth, Ontario: has a selection of my fibre art wall "paintings" -- needle felted and hand-embroidered. They also have a fine selection of my hats with feathers, pieced fleece jackets, greeting cards and a few other items.
The Gallery, Arnprior, Ontario: has a selection of my hats with feathers and various other items.
