Fiber artist Carol Furtado creates handwoven clothing, including chenille scarves hats berets jackets garments pins and jewelry in Ann Arbor Michigan.

Opportunities to View My Woven, Dyed, and/or Felted Pieces!

Art on the Lake
November 16th, 2024
Art on the Lake
November 11th, 2023
Art on the Lake, 505 Lakeview Avenue, Ann Arbor, 48103
art on the Lake
November 16th, 2024
Art on the Lake
505 Lakeview Avenue, Ann Arbor  48103
Nuno felt Art Scarves, Handwoven hats ,scarves, headbands and some fancy hats!
Jamie Fine will show beaded jewelry, pendants, necklaces etc. The beads are handmade using lamp work technique. She will also be showing small quilts
I hope you can come  11 am-5pm
You are welcome to bring friends and make an appointment for another time if  you can't make it on these days
734-358-2409
Feel free to give me a call or to email me (use the link on the INFO menu above)  if you would like set up a time to view my work or feel free to drop by for a visit- just make sure to give me a call to make sure that I am available or to set up any future times to view my work.

734-358-2409




 

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  • Handwoven Hat/ Aubergine Tones

  • Olive and Wine Felt Scarf

  • Handwoven Hat with Blue heather tones

  • HandwovenScarf in Purple and Jewel Tones

  • Nuno Felt Scarf in Black with Ribbons

  • COZY Handwoven Hat w/Dominant Purple

  • Necklace knitted in fine pearl cotton

  • Handwoven Scarf in Black and Jewel Tones

  • ZigZag Scarf in Black and White

  • Handwoven Hat with Dominant Ruby Tones

  • Cozy Handwoven Hat w/Dominant Orange

  • Earwarmer in Black/ Black polar fleece

  • Nuno felt scarf in warm tones

  • Ruby Handwoven Scarf, Jewel Tones

  • Handwoven Hat with Dominant Red Tones

  • Turquoise Nuno Felt w/Orange

  • Pink Earwarmer/ Handwoven and Polarfleec

  • Handwoven Scarf in Chenille Jewel/Olive

  • Aqua Flowered Silk Scarf / Shawl

  • Knitted Necklace in White and Black

"Color has always been the prime focus of my work. It had been very important in my painting, and when I realized I could achieve even richer color, and texture as well, in weaving, I knew I had found my medium."

Carol Furtado received her BFA in painting and ceramics from the University of Michigan.During her four decades as a fiber artist, Carol has acquired a strong reputation as a creator of distinctive wearable art. A dramatic palette of colors uniquely characterizes her work.

Currently she is creating handwoven hats, berets, and scarves; beaded and embroidered pins; and knitted and wrapped necklaces. Her newest work includes dyed and discharged jackets and unique nuno felted scarves, shawls and hats.

Feel free to give me a call or to email me if you would like set up a time to view my work or feel free to drop by for a visit- just make sure to give me a call to make sure that I am available or to set up any future times to view my work.Please also check the Calendar under INFO for shows where you can see my work.