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Handmade crafts such as crochet and weaving, are becoming increasingly popular, as we crave more time offline, and the satisfaction of creating something with our own hands. Warped Threads, was founded by Nicky and Courtney after discovering a mutual love for tapestry weaving early in 2014. All pieces are made by hand, by them, in Australia. These kinds of pieces are now being snapped up by people who want that handmade touch in their homes. It brings a unique, organic sense of place to a room. Their individual creative processes are fairly organic and all of the works are one-off pieces. Any…
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