Title from cover.

Limited edition of 138 copies.

"Anne Greenwood's Tapestry of Hours draws its inspiration from the work of Northwest poet Hazel Hall ... Greenwood reinterprets Halls' poetry by disassembling and reassembling it into an artist book, merging Hall's creative gifts, both textile and linguistic. Anne's affinity for Hall's Needlework poems, republished in the chapbook, is a naturlal fit, as her own artistic practice incorporates textiles, needlework, and print media ... The artist book both honors and illustrates Hall's lived creative experience"--Introduction.

"[L]aser printed, hand-bound chapbooks ... The chapbook cover is [a reproduction of the original] machine-stitching on crinoline; the under print is pressure-printed, hand-stitched embroidery with pochoir and the book is hand-bound using the pamphlet stitch ... The printing is all by Clare Carpenter (2016) in Portland, Oregon"--Colophon.

Rare Book copy: Signed by the artist.