Tuesday, October 6, 2009
An Interview with Cecilia Lockwood of Frittelli and Lockwood
web site: www.frittelli-lockwood.com
What are you bringing to the Albany Holiday Studio Sale?
Cecilia Lockwood: I'm bringing a fabulous collection of handwoven scarves in silky bamboo, luscious chenille, and warm and fuzzy alpaca. Also, for the men in your life, I'll have a collection of neckties in serious and playful patterns. Caps, hats, and handbags pieced from my handwoven fabrics round out the line.
What is your process and/or inspiration?
Cecilia Lockwood: I love textiles, fiber, and texture. Starting with yarn on cones, I design the warp, dress the loom, and weave yardage using multiple shuttles and intricate color and weave effect.
What else would you like us to know about yourself?
Cecilia Lockwood: Over the summer, my husband and I relocated our weaving studio and opened a gallery in the Arts District in Saratoga Springs. You can visit our shop and watch our looms in action Tuesday - Saturday 10-5 and till 7 on Fridays. We have a clothing line for men and women and can tailor our jackets, shirts, and vests for a custom fit.
Link to the Saratogian newspaper article on our opening:
http://www.saratogian.com/articles/2009/07/15/news/doc4a5d29f264a2c235589207.txt
Labels:
artist interviews,
Frittelli and Lockwood,
weaving
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Beautiful weaving. Great article. The before and after of the studio is impressive. The pictures are beautiful and I can't wait to see the weaving in person!
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