Weave Gallery
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Sweet mother, I cannot weave – slender Aphrodite has overcome me with longing for a gi
“My art began by disappearing. I made an offering for the sea to erase.The waves weave our bre
gotham:The evolution of Thor’s weave
Moment of silence for the 4 Era Weave - Amen
reystarlights:But in her web she still delights To weave the mirror’s magic sights, For often thro’
Crochet Weave options book now… big hair & sexy#crochet #curlyhair #protectivestyle #wavy
Crochet Weave on one of my clients mothers She loved her hair and guaranteed me she’s returning#croc
reverseracism:dynastylnoire:nicegirlscomelast:For real tho.“THATS A NICE WEAVE KEISHA” “ OMG IS THAT
scandinaviancollectors:DORA JUNG, Kallionlohkare (Rock Boulder), Finland, 1970. Damask weave on wool
geekgirl101:historicaldress:Woman’s Dress (Robe à transformation)France, circa 1865Silk plain weave
history-of-fashion:ab. 1901 Dress (American)silk, cotton; rib weave, moiré, lace, velvet(Rhode Islan
kaymurph:how many my little pony dolls did it take to make that weave
ltcst:sweet mother, I cannot weave –slender aphrodite has overcome me with longing for a girl.sappho
mercurygray:thevintagethimble:Garter (one of a pair)French, 18th century. Silk plain weave with silk
Tunic, Medieval ArtRogers Fund, 1933Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NYMedium: Plain weave in u
After this scarf is done I won’t have to weave anymore! I’m not going into the weaving program so I
blackandbrownlove:rp. @jourdanriane Guess Who Took Their Weave Out?
juliastreou:I have been doing some weaving lately.And it’s pretty!
jasminedagawdess:The urge to get weave is so strong
history-of-fashion:ab. 1901 Dress (American)silk, cotton; rib weave, moiré, lace, velvet(Rhode Islan
twerkinforcannedgoods:next level weave
Open weave summer obi made from basho (Japanese fiber banana) by United arrows. Basho fibers items a
“Sweet mother, I cannot weave —slender Aphrodite has overcome mewith longing for a girl.”- Sappho (t
history-of-fashion:1765-1785 Overgown and petticoat (Robe à l’anglaise) (England)silk, plain weave a
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