HOPE (c) 2017 Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio,

THE ART OF WEAVING, SPINNING AND TAPESTRIES

(c) Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio

Spinning on Traditional Ashford Wheel wool--Spring Daylight
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WEAVING

Shetland Sheep
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SPINNING

ELIJAH'S HAND (c) 2025 Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio
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TAPESTRIES

2026 UPDATE

It is with regret that I am closing down this website due to family situation.  I am moving into the next chapter in my life.  I plan to focus more on the creative processes of weaving tapestries and less on the administrative business practices. 

Watch for my monthly posts on Facebook and Instagram accounts for Tabitha Gilmore-Barnes Studio.  I will continue to post updates and with photos of new works (https://facebook.com/handwoventextiles) (@tgbweaving).

Studio visits and inquiries are always welcomed, and email me at:  tgbweavingstudio@hotmail.

The Subject Line MUST read Studio Visit and Inquiry otherwise your email ends up being deleted as spam.

A big thank you goes to Lisa Tait/Silvertop Graphics and Brian Sweeney/Locust Grove Enterprises for their creativity in assembling this website for me since 2019.

VIDEO PROFILE

In this video, curated by Jan Albert and filmed by Kent Garret, Tabitha discusses what excites her about being a weaver, and how she is moving from creating textiles on her AVL Loom to ‘drawing with wool’ to create tapestries.  She joined the Catskilled Crafters in a “Get to Know Your Neighbors” Zoom event hosted by the Pine Hill Community Center on February 25, 2021.  An excerpt of this video is available for viewing. Click here.

READ MORE about this Feb. 25, 2021 event…

“BRING HOME THE COLORS OF THE CATSKILLS™”

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