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March 13, 2017 In Art, Textile Art

Niki McDonald

Niki McDonald, sewing on my balcony     Niki McDonald, sewing at Neilson Park, Sydney  NIKI MCDONALD, tapestry, Urban Bouqet, wool, needlepoint tapestry, 100x120cm 2016

Niki sewing and Urban Bouqet, wool & tapestry needlepoint tapestry, 2016

 

There is no denying that sewing, beit embroidery or tapestry, is a slow process. The upside is you can take it anywhere as Sydneysider textile artist

Niki McDonald shows here. Fitting her work around teaching at high school means she makes the most of her free time and often sews outdoors.

Working on a number of pieces simultaneously, each of her collections has around five to six pieces which take four to five months to complete. We can’t wait to see what she does next.

To see more of Niki’s work visit tapestrygirl.com

 

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