Let’s work together, lionheart!

CURRENT COMMISSION INFORMATION:

At the moment, I have two commissions in my queue. You are more than welcome to submit an inquiry form, but please understand that it could be wintertime until I am able to work on new requests. I complete weavings in the order of inquiry forms received.

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Each Lionheart Canyon weaving is intentionally and carefully made, meant to last as heirloom pieces for many years to come. I use only top quality fibers like sari silk, handspun art yarn, alpaca wool, chiffon ribbon, handtorn velvet, recycled cotton cord, vintage fabric, and more. Each weaving is handsewn onto a piece of foraged driftwood or a collected tree branch.

Over the past (nearly) ten years, I have developed a unique voice and expertise in my work. When you collaborate with me on a custom statement weaving, we merge your vision with my artist’s eye, creating a statement wall hanging that will never be replicated. I look forward to working with you when it is your time!

Please continue reading about my commission process. If you have any questions about working with me, please send a note to me at kate@lionheartcanyonstudio.com. I am always happy to chat!

Here’s the rundown of how the commission process works —

  1. The first step is to submit your commission inquiry. You can share the size, color story, fibers, and “emotion” of what you’re looking for! The cost ballpark estimates for each size are listed on the inquiry form. You will also be able to share your ideal budget. We will work together to determine a size that satisfies the quality of my work, and your budget. Please note that pricing includes nearly ten years of my expertise, cost of fibers, my valuable time, and the intentional ideation of your piece. Payment plans are available.

  2. I will email you within 48 hours of receiving your inquiry, to acknowledge that I’ve received your form. We can also set up an optional FaceTime date (or coffee date if you’re local to Omaha, NE), and talk further about your vision.

  3. I will send you a second email a few days before I expect to start working on your commission. This email will share the price quote, the fibers I’ve curated, an ink dimension/proportion sketch, and clear up any questions I may have. *** This will happen when your weaving is next in my queue. This helps me stay organized/focused on what I’m currently working on, and shift into the planning process for yours.

  4. After you’ve approved the fiber/color story and budget, we will chat about payment options. You can pay 50% or more in full before I start weaving. Any remaining balance will be fulfilled before the weaving is mailed. An invoice will be emailed to you, which serves as a contract.

  5. After that, it’s time to weave! I’ll keep you posted as I work, sharing sneak peeks on Instagram (or emailing them to you, if you’re not on Instagram). Before I remove your weaving from the loom and begin the finishing work, I will send you a photo in case any changes need to be made. Once a weaving has been removed from the loom, no changes can be made due to the lack of supporting tension! After your approval, I’ll mail your weaving to her new home with you! Local Omaha pick up/delivery can be available, too.

NOTE: I am unable to take returns on commissioned woven wall hangings, due to their unique custom nature. To ensure that you love your commission, I will send you photos throughout the commission process for your approval. This includes a photo of the yarns/fibers I’ve selected based on your requests, several process photos as I weave, and photo/video documentation of your weaving after it’s complete. Changes can be made until it is removed from the loom. I won’t ship your commission until I hear your approval, and will take great care to safely package your weaving!

Of course, I want you to be happy with your commission — so if after all of this process you’re not happy, please email me immediately after receiving your commission piece explaining the issue.

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past COMMISSIONS THAT HAVE FOUND THEIR WAY HOME

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