Crafts CouncilDirectoryPat Moloney TextilesRugs for the WallAboutI have worked with pile weaves using the Finnish Ryijy knotting technique for many years. Ryijy is a traditional woven rug made and used for centuries in Finland. However, it is technique that lends itself to contemporary interpretation. It enables me to have complete control of the colour and I have incorporated it into many ideas, colour blending within the individual knots and using different materials.Pat Moloney TextilesLondon, EnglandStriped Sunset, Pat MoloneyHandwoven and knotted rug length 83x110cm wide. Cut and looped pile British woolThe Walls of Lecce (detail), Pat MoloneyWork in progress on the loom showing colour mixing techniqueNit de Foc . ( Night of the Fire, Valencia), Pat MoloneyHand woven and knotted Rug /length 80X56cm width/ British wool and recycled silk sari yarn from NepalThe Walls of Lecce, Pat MoloneyTwo complementary designs mounted on felt/ length 100x 140 cm width. / woven in a pile technique using British woolRugs for the WallAboutI have worked with pile weaves using the Finnish Ryijy knotting technique for many years. Ryijy is a traditional woven rug made and used for centuries in Finland. However, it is technique that lends itself to contemporary interpretation. It enables me to have complete control of the colour and I have incorporated it into many ideas, colour blending within the individual knots and using different materials.Pat Moloney TextilesLondon, EnglandStriped Sunset, Pat MoloneyHandwoven and knotted rug length 83x110cm wide. Cut and looped pile British woolNit de Foc . ( Night of the Fire, Valencia), Pat MoloneyHand woven and knotted Rug /length 80X56cm width/ British wool and recycled silk sari yarn from NepalThe Walls of Lecce (detail), Pat MoloneyWork in progress on the loom showing colour mixing techniqueThe Walls of Lecce, Pat MoloneyTwo complementary designs mounted on felt/ length 100x 140 cm width. / woven in a pile technique using British woolMore from Pat Moloney TextilesProjectSmall Scale WorksProjectThe Effect of Light