Bruce C. Belknap's Weaving Photographs


See other photos of Bruce demonstrating spinning and weaving at Monte Vista.

Woven as a gift for the Penn family.

Photo during a demonstration of Navajo weaving at Monte Vista Elementary School in 2003.

Commercial yarn purchased from Living Designs.

 

Weaving in Del Monte Forest continues at the weaving line toward the middle of a 60" long tapestry using a "down and under the pipe" warping technique... circa 1978.

 

Woven as a gift for Joe Guzaiatis from Navajo spun Churro wool.



Woven in a Crystal design from New Zeland wool personally handspun on a Navajo spindle

Woven as a gift for Don Roberts, Pati's father.
Lopi yarn was unravelled from a partially woven sweater.


This blanket was designed as a man's wearing blanket so when wrapped around, a new pattern is perceived (see insets.)

Woven as a gift in 1976 for Pati Belknap upon earning her B.A. in Fine Arts from Goddard College (Vermont) during a special External Adult Degree Residency Program held in Monterey, CA.
Yarn was spun and dyed by Inez Miller in her home in Kayenta, AZ and traded to Bruce for all of his Travelers Cheques.

Woven as a gift for Irene Roberts, Pati's mother.

Commercial yarn has colors of blue water, white foam and grey granite rocks along our coastline.

 

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Woven as a gift for Florence Belknap, Bruce's mother.

Wool weft is personally handspun with Navajo spindle and dyed with plant flowers and leaves found around our home. Design images are in the shape of hoof prints from deer in our yard.