Featured projects
Summer 19: Structured Colour
Vintage Ercol furniture upholstered in handwoven fabrics. Handwoven flat weave rugs.
Summer 19: Structured Colour
Cotton double cloth fabrics.
Summer 19: Structured Colour
Handwoven flat weave rug.
Summer 19: Structured Colour
Two vintage Ercol chairs upholstered in handwoven cotton fabric, handwoven silk cushions and handwoven flat weave rug.
Summer 19: Structured Colour
Lurex and silk hand painted, handwoven sheer drapery.
Summer 19: Structured Colour
Handwoven, extra warp, silk fabrics.
Lydia Tagg
Lydia is an independent, confident woven textiles creator with a passion for colour, pattern and interesting weaving techniques.
Lydia’s final collection of hand-woven fabrics has been inspired by the geometric lines of modern architecture juxtaposed with the fresh, bright colours of the flowers grown in her own garden. Lydia has created, using mainly natural fibres, a collection of interior fabrics in a variety of weights for a range of outcomes. Upholstery fabrics, soft furnishings, sheer drapery as well as floor coverings have all been explored and developed. Lydia intends to continue within the textiles industry; focusing on setting up her own studio and designing and weaving more fabric collections for interiors.
Awards
Nominated for 'TexSelect' (2019) 'The Worshipful Company of Weavers' Scholarship (2019) 'Stuart Hollander' Award (2019) Selected to attend the 'Making It in Textiles' Conference, Bradford (2018) Commendation, Bradford Textile Society Competition, Clothworkers' Foundation Award (2017)
Experience
Countryside Art, 2014-2015
Placements
June 2017 - September 2018
Omersa Margo Selby Dash + Miller Bristol Weaving Mill Jacqueline James