Sea woven
Sustainable fiber art + goods
Slow art made with salvaged materials.
Where to find Sea Woven on Vancouver Island:
Kay Ceramics - Ucluelet
The Orange Door Galery - Ucluelet
Two Trees Tofino - Tofino
Freyja Croissant - Campbell River
Salvaged is a collection of fiber art creations made of gathered material from the shorelines of Vancouver Island.
Sea woven is more than just your average fiber artist…
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Get exactly what you want whether it’s a custom weaving, macrame, or macra-weave piece. Send us the space you would love to decorate, your ideal size and colour scheme and Kim Leckey will do the rest!
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Kim Leckey specializes in large-scale installation projects using hard-to-work with fiber materials to create a one-of-a-kind fiber experience for your establishment. With work abroad experience, Kim Leckey can help facilitate your project from start to finish to ensure the end result comes to life and drops jaws.
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Bringing people together through creativity! Workshops and live art are interactive ways to engage your visitors. Kim Leckey has 7 years of workshop teaching experience for large and small groups.
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Birch + moss 〰️ Foraged
Made with merino wool + acrylic yarn. Woven inside locally foraged driftwood frame made by @twowolvesart
$980 + tax/shipping
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birch + moss 〰️ The crack
Made with merino wool + acrylic yarn + handspun yarn by Donna Johnson. Woven inside locally foraged driftwood frame made by @twowolvesart
$1,500 + tax / shipping
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Birch + Moss 〰️ Rainforest
Made with merino wool + acrylic yarn on metal inside locally foraged driftwood frame made by @twowolvesart
$6,111 + tax/shipping
“I purchased your Tofino Bag pattern and wanted to let you know how happy I am with the way my bag turned out.
I found the video so much easier to follow than other written patterns I have purchased.
Can't wait to make another one.” - Sue
Kim Leckey - fiber artist
With a degree in fashion design from Toronto Metropolitan University, Kim (aka. Sea Woven) is a passionate artist and creator who has had the opportunity to work internationally in New Zealand, Central America, and California. Now residing in Ucluelet and Tofino BC, Kim merges her love of the ocean and macrame with sustainability in mind to create her own style of fiber art. She specializes in using recycled, upcycled, and marine debris material to construct unique macraweave projects that reflect the intricate timelessness of the West Coast shorelines.
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