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ALBUQUERQUE, BUDAGHERS, CORRALES, PLACITAS, TIJERAS, STANLEY & SURROUNDING AREAS
ARTISTS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
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ARTFUL ARTISAN
Barbara Knupper
Albuquerque
HANDWOVEN GOODS AND ARTISAN JEWELRY
Original artisan creations in fiber and metal by Barbara Knupper
Mobius Poncho
Handwoven Throw
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Handwoven Ribbon Scarf
Handmade Jewelry
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I first learned to weave on one of those square red metal looms, turning out potholders in the summer of my 8th year. Then, I really learned to weave while attending Northern Illinois University (Bachelor of Arts degree). Then, I REALLY learned to weave at the Webschule Sindelfingen(a weaving trade school in Germany). All the while, I’ve been weaving, and teaching weaving, and exploring the world of possibilities that textile arts present.
artfulartisan.com Shop for my work at the
Market at El Museo. El Museo Cultural Building 555 Camino de la Familia, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Located in the historic Railyard District, directly across the railroad tracks from the Farmer's Market. Admission is free, parking is easy. elmuseoculturalwintermarket.org I’d love to meet you! |
DOROTHY BUNNY BOWEN
STUDIO
Placitas
WILD HEARTS GALLERY
An Artist Collective 221-B State Highway 165, Placitas, New Mexico, USA 87043 www.wildheartsgallery.com |
I started as a painter and art historian. In 1980 I discovered batik, after working as a textile research associate at the Museum of International Folk Art for ten years. Batik combined my love for textiles with my training as a painter.
Visit Dorothy's Listing on the
New Mexico Artist Directory |
ROZOME is the Japanese version of the wax-resist process known elsewhere as batik. This work includes silk and cotton fabrics. The resist is a non toxic soy wax.
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HUMMING DESERT ALPACAS
Fred and Rhonda Seybert
Budaghers
"Small farm, BIG genetics"
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We are a full service alpaca farm dedicated to breeding and selling healthy, quality huacayas. We place a strong emphasis on herd health and preventative care to ensure we have a happy, healthy herd.
We are a small, three acre farm conveniently located just off I-25 between Albuquerque and Santa Fe in Budaghers Estates
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We are proud to offer a fine selection of alpaca products
for sale available at the farm including whole fleeces and roving. 
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KEI & MOLLY TEXTILES
Kei Tsuzuki and Molly Luethi
Eco-Conscious and Woman Owner Business
We create good jobs "for immigrants and refugees" in our community.
Albuquerque
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We are a printing studio dedicated to creating artisan quality products while providing good jobs for
immigrants and refugees in our community. Using only eco-friendly inks on natural fibers, our hand-printed products add folk-art charm to any room and make great gifts! Our growing social enterprise values people
and the planet - come see what we're about!
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Kei & Molly Textiles, LLC
4400 Silver Ave. SE, Suite A Albuquerque, NM 87108 (505) 268-4400 |
Shop Hours & Curbside Pickup:
Tuesdays - Fridays, 10:00 - 4:00 Online shopping anytime |
MAPLE WINDS FARM
The Wool Shed
Victoria Collins
Stanley NM
Shawls & Scarves
by Special Order Wool Hats & Socks 
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The wool is from my Rambouilet Cross sheep, fine to medium fiber and
spins up wonderfully. |
Yarn & Specialty Yarn & Fiber
Silk, Alpaca & Angora Blends. Email for Availability. 
Victoria Collins in Scotland 2019
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A large selection of my handspun wool yarns, wool/alpaca/wool/angora/ wool/mohair, dyed or natural in stock.
Spinning fiber in roving, elongated batts, and sheet batts. White and colored wool fiber is also available.
As the only Dealer for Majacraft in NM I am happy to help with your needs for new items, replacement spares, and questions!
thewoolshed.net
Spinning fiber in roving, elongated batts, and sheet batts. White and colored wool fiber is also available.
As the only Dealer for Majacraft in NM I am happy to help with your needs for new items, replacement spares, and questions!
thewoolshed.net
VERA NEEL
Luverù
Albuquerque
I work with felt in layers.
it is color, fabric, yarn, or hand embellishment, each layer is carefully explored and selected, and the relationship to the underlying layers is considered and approached. The result is a subtle relationship of art and design that make each piece unique. Visit Vera's Listing on the
New Mexico Artist Directory |
Vera Neel's newest passion is nuno-felting which is a unique outlet of her expression of Russian tradition, which gives life to a vision incorporated into wearable art.
The name is derived from the Japanese word "nuno" meaning cloth. The technique bonds loose fibre, usually wool, into a sheer fabric such as silk gauze, creating a lightweight felt. |
As a Native of southern Siberia in Russia, I grew up in a miraculous place on our planet where winter’s ice turns quickly to the heat of summer and you can see amazing changes in the unexplored wilderness all around.
Visit Vera's Article in
QUELLE ZINE |
JULIE WAGNER
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
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I grew up on the east coast, wandering the woods, collecting leaves, bones, and bugs. My work is based on the natural environment where I live, maps, scientific diagrams and microscopic images. juliewagnerstudio.com |
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Read Julie Wagner's QUELLE ZINE article
Published by the NMFAD, October 27, 2022 |
TAMMY WENDERLICH
Textile Designer and Illustrator
Corrales
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My work begins with mixed-media mono prints created with many layers of stencils, stamps and vibrant color.
I also have a notebook full of sketches with ideas gathered from walks along the Rio Grande.
From this raw material, I work digitally to create repeating patterns and illustrations.
These designs are printed on fabric (used to create home accessories) or paper (for wall prints, cards and books).
My husband (a furniture builder) and I own Desert Bird Mercantile, a retail store in Albuquerque’s historic
Old Town Patio Market where we offer our artist-made home furnishings and accessories.
Website: www.desertbirdmercantile.com
Listing on the New Mexico Artist Directory
I also have a notebook full of sketches with ideas gathered from walks along the Rio Grande.
From this raw material, I work digitally to create repeating patterns and illustrations.
These designs are printed on fabric (used to create home accessories) or paper (for wall prints, cards and books).
My husband (a furniture builder) and I own Desert Bird Mercantile, a retail store in Albuquerque’s historic
Old Town Patio Market where we offer our artist-made home furnishings and accessories.
Website: www.desertbirdmercantile.com
Listing on the New Mexico Artist Directory
