Crafts CouncilDirectoryJacqueline James Hand Woven RugsRug weaver and dyer.North Yorkshire, EnglandTextilesWeavingWebsiteE-mailInstagramTwitterAboutInfoNewsVideosI specialise in making hand dyed and woven rugs and wall hangings for public and private collections. Each rug is carefully custom made in my York studio using natural and durable wool or cotton weft and linen warp. I combine traditional weaving techniques with contemporary design style and regularly collaborate with private collectors, interior designers and architects to create bespoke commissioned rugs and wall hangings for distinctive interiors.Focus:weaving and dyeingStockists:Pyramid Gallery, YorkTimothy Hawkins Gallery, HerefordTactile & Multi-Sensory Weaving Commission15 August to 21 November 2020Earlier this year Jacqueline James was invited to create a tactile, multi-sensory woven handling piece for the permanent collection of the Cooper Gallery in Barnsley, South Yorkshire to coincide with their exhibition ‘Allegories of the Senses’ in 2020. The finished piece, measuring 45 x 150 cm, was made in collaboration with Jacqueline’s friend and colleague Sarah K Jackson of Winifred Taylor Vintage Textile Art. Sarah made lots of different textured pom poms and tassels and skillfully embellished the entire woven length. The 3D tactile handling piece, created by Jacqueline and Sarah, was inspired by a painting of flowers by Vanessa Bell from the Cooper Gallery’s permanent collection. It was made with a variety of different multi-sensory materials and unusual yarns including colourful ribbon, paper yarn, raffia, beads, tassels and bells. It appeals to all the senses except taste. Jacqueline thoroughly enjoyed the experience of collaborating with Sarah to design and make something more extraordinary and less functional than a woven rug and they are delighted that the piece will become part of the permanent collection at Cooper Gallery.To Have and To Hold 7th May - 16th July 2022I am pleased to be invited to be part of the 40 year celebration and summer exhibition To Have and To Hold at the Craft Centre and Design Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds from 7 May to 16 July. The exhibition showcases gift ideas for the first ten years of marriage handcrafted with love from paper, cotton, leather, flowers, wood, iron, wool, pottery, willow and tin.Meet the Artist 'Colour & Weave' at the Knitting & Stitching Show 2019: Interview by Arnolds Attic (Katie Hill)AboutI specialise in making hand dyed and woven rugs and wall hangings for public and private collections. Each rug is carefully custom made in my York studio using natural and durable wool or cotton weft and linen warp. I combine traditional weaving techniques with contemporary design style and regularly collaborate with private collectors, interior designers and architects to create bespoke commissioned rugs and wall hangings for distinctive interiors.InfoFocus:weaving and dyeingStockists:Pyramid Gallery, YorkTimothy Hawkins Gallery, HerefordNewsTactile & Multi-Sensory Weaving Commission15 August to 21 November 2020Earlier this year Jacqueline James was invited to create a tactile, multi-sensory woven handling piece for the permanent collection of the Cooper Gallery in Barnsley, South Yorkshire to coincide with their exhibition ‘Allegories of the Senses’ in 2020. The finished piece, measuring 45 x 150 cm, was made in collaboration with Jacqueline’s friend and colleague Sarah K Jackson of Winifred Taylor Vintage Textile Art. Sarah made lots of different textured pom poms and tassels and skillfully embellished the entire woven length. The 3D tactile handling piece, created by Jacqueline and Sarah, was inspired by a painting of flowers by Vanessa Bell from the Cooper Gallery’s permanent collection. It was made with a variety of different multi-sensory materials and unusual yarns including colourful ribbon, paper yarn, raffia, beads, tassels and bells. It appeals to all the senses except taste. Jacqueline thoroughly enjoyed the experience of collaborating with Sarah to design and make something more extraordinary and less functional than a woven rug and they are delighted that the piece will become part of the permanent collection at Cooper Gallery.To Have and To Hold 7th May - 16th July 2022I am pleased to be invited to be part of the 40 year celebration and summer exhibition To Have and To Hold at the Craft Centre and Design Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds from 7 May to 16 July. The exhibition showcases gift ideas for the first ten years of marriage handcrafted with love from paper, cotton, leather, flowers, wood, iron, wool, pottery, willow and tin.VideosMeet the Artist 'Colour & Weave' at the Knitting & Stitching Show 2019: Interview by Arnolds Attic (Katie Hill)WebsiteE-mailInstagramTwitterProjectHand woven wall panelProjectHand woven rug - Blue StripesProjectSeascape wall hanging with sea glassProjectBlended HuesProjectColourful Blends - WinterProject'Blue Changes' Handwoven RugProjectWoven altar Frontal for the Church of St Philip and St James, YorkProjectTactile and Multi-Sensory WeavingProjectHand Woven Rug: private commission
Tactile & Multi-Sensory Weaving Commission15 August to 21 November 2020Earlier this year Jacqueline James was invited to create a tactile, multi-sensory woven handling piece for the permanent collection of the Cooper Gallery in Barnsley, South Yorkshire to coincide with their exhibition ‘Allegories of the Senses’ in 2020. The finished piece, measuring 45 x 150 cm, was made in collaboration with Jacqueline’s friend and colleague Sarah K Jackson of Winifred Taylor Vintage Textile Art. Sarah made lots of different textured pom poms and tassels and skillfully embellished the entire woven length. The 3D tactile handling piece, created by Jacqueline and Sarah, was inspired by a painting of flowers by Vanessa Bell from the Cooper Gallery’s permanent collection. It was made with a variety of different multi-sensory materials and unusual yarns including colourful ribbon, paper yarn, raffia, beads, tassels and bells. It appeals to all the senses except taste. Jacqueline thoroughly enjoyed the experience of collaborating with Sarah to design and make something more extraordinary and less functional than a woven rug and they are delighted that the piece will become part of the permanent collection at Cooper Gallery.
To Have and To Hold 7th May - 16th July 2022I am pleased to be invited to be part of the 40 year celebration and summer exhibition To Have and To Hold at the Craft Centre and Design Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds from 7 May to 16 July. The exhibition showcases gift ideas for the first ten years of marriage handcrafted with love from paper, cotton, leather, flowers, wood, iron, wool, pottery, willow and tin.
Meet the Artist 'Colour & Weave' at the Knitting & Stitching Show 2019: Interview by Arnolds Attic (Katie Hill)
Tactile & Multi-Sensory Weaving Commission15 August to 21 November 2020Earlier this year Jacqueline James was invited to create a tactile, multi-sensory woven handling piece for the permanent collection of the Cooper Gallery in Barnsley, South Yorkshire to coincide with their exhibition ‘Allegories of the Senses’ in 2020. The finished piece, measuring 45 x 150 cm, was made in collaboration with Jacqueline’s friend and colleague Sarah K Jackson of Winifred Taylor Vintage Textile Art. Sarah made lots of different textured pom poms and tassels and skillfully embellished the entire woven length. The 3D tactile handling piece, created by Jacqueline and Sarah, was inspired by a painting of flowers by Vanessa Bell from the Cooper Gallery’s permanent collection. It was made with a variety of different multi-sensory materials and unusual yarns including colourful ribbon, paper yarn, raffia, beads, tassels and bells. It appeals to all the senses except taste. Jacqueline thoroughly enjoyed the experience of collaborating with Sarah to design and make something more extraordinary and less functional than a woven rug and they are delighted that the piece will become part of the permanent collection at Cooper Gallery.
To Have and To Hold 7th May - 16th July 2022I am pleased to be invited to be part of the 40 year celebration and summer exhibition To Have and To Hold at the Craft Centre and Design Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds from 7 May to 16 July. The exhibition showcases gift ideas for the first ten years of marriage handcrafted with love from paper, cotton, leather, flowers, wood, iron, wool, pottery, willow and tin.
Meet the Artist 'Colour & Weave' at the Knitting & Stitching Show 2019: Interview by Arnolds Attic (Katie Hill)