Yarn sculpture

Hyperbolic crochet artist Gabriele Meyer uses crochet to create works of art that also model hyperbolic surfaces. Check it out!

Sculpture : "Rock 1 / Roca 1" (Original art by Patricia Dunn)

The creative endeavours of artistic south Auckland couple, sculptor Rudi Robinson and designer artist Lissy Robinson Cole include exploring crochet through a Te Ao Maori lens. They incorporate sculpture and yarn work to create large scale three-dimensional art installations.

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A woven wall panel that reads like a hymn, a song dedicated to the phenomenons of nature. Textile on Soft (yarn, Cotton, Fabric) 40 W x 60 H x 2 D in 3d Sculpture, Abstract, Contemporary Art,Textile, Fabric, Found Objects, Woven Arts, Fiber Artist, Art Gifts, Art that Wows

This was a collaborative installation project. Many people made individual pieces but 4 of us put them together. This was an interactive installation that allowed the general public to interact by a...

Textile Curator on Instagram: "Day 6 of 100 Days of Amazing Textile Art is textile sculpture by British artist Lizzie Hill @lizzie_j_hill “I am referencing the earths geology and asking questions about our environmental footprint through woven sculpture from waste materials such as plastic bags, newspaper, old jumpers and the odd crisp packet, I weave my work on handmade wire frames and then sculpt them into large anthropomorphic forms.” Group shot of Polystrata, Majesty and Office Clearout…

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yarn sculpture at Milwaukee art museum, artist unknown

Clear out clutter with the Use Your Yarn Animal Sculptures. Whether you have spools of unused yarn sitting in your craft closet or scraps leftover from amazing projects you've knitted, these kids' yarn crafts will use it up! The animals look absolutely amazing when complete, and they should cost you nothing. That's right, zip, zero, zilch, since you use newspaper as the base. Create real animals or imaginary animals. All that matters is that you have a barn full of fun.

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