Detail of a weaving on the loom with colorful basket full of tools on top.
Image of a straw cowboy hat featuring a handwoven hat band. Design is a stylized Texas coral snake on a pale blue background.
Closeup of a colorful and textured inkle band in progress on an inkle loom.
Image from above of a weaving in progress featuring a linen warp below bundles of rainbow colored fiber to be woven.
Closeup image of a weaving in progress with off-white yarns. Image features the even selvage edge with part of the boat shuttle shown at the top corner.
Detail of a pickup pattern in pale lavender color on a finished handwoven band in muted colors.
Image of a hand-felted "Baby Yoda" wearing a hand-sitched coat and standing on a rock.
Image of a small handwoven tapestry entitled "Mother Figures" featuring elongated forms in muted colors on a white background comprised of the same yarn that makes up the warp.
Photo of Karri Weaver, a self-portrait taken of her reflection in the a mirror. A wood floor and bare window are visible in the background while the mirror frame borders her portrait in the foreground. She is holding a white phone.

From her first introduction to embroidery and hand stitching in early childhood, Karri has enjoyed a lifelong love of fiber and textile arts.

With a modern eye and whimsical approach, she draws inspiration from nature, folk art, pop culture, the Arts and Crafts movement, and Bauhaus design.

She is captivated by the enduring legacy of outsider artists and art that has historically been classified as women’s work. Her work has earned accolades in both her native Pennsylvania and Texas, where she spent many years honing her craft.

Karri resides in Williamsport, PA, where she offers individual instruction to beginners and folks returning to fiber arts.