Contact Us: tempestryproject@gmail.com
Contact Us: tempestryproject@gmail.com

 

The Tempestry Project is personal and collaborative fiber art, environmental education, and climate activism through data representation all rolled into a sprawling community of friends, artists, crafters, teachers, scientists, nature lovers, activists, and more.

 

Tempestry Project Yarn Fundraiser

 

Find your Tempestry Yarn (Worsted & Virga), Temperature Starter Bundles,  Tempestry Kits (Original, Original Mini, New Normal, Emotion), Patterns, TranquiliTea & Other Kits, Needle Wranglers, and more!

 


Tempestry: The Spectrum of Climate Change is at the Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College this fall through December 6th, 2024.

“Combining data, material culture, and advocacy, F&M faculty created a variety of temperature tapestries. The tapestries are color-coded, knitted wall hangings depicting the changes in average yearly temperatures for a given geographical region. The primary goal of this project is to create a striking visual display depicting the unmistakable effects of anthropogenic climate change in the form of changing temperatures.”

 


 

The National Parks Tempestry Project book is here!

This work, the brainchild of volunteer coordinator Erika Zambello (photographer, fiber artist, and writer for National Parks Traveler Magazine), has been several years in the making and has involved dozens of crafters from all over the United States. It is both a beautifully rendered love letter to our natural environment and an acknowledgement of the dangers it faces.

The book is available for order here, or email us at TempestryProject@gmail.com if you are interested in carrying a few copies in your store. A portion of all sales goes to the National Parks Conservation Association – thank you for helping to make this possible!

 

 

Pictured: Sitka National Park, Alaska, 1966 & 2016, made by Laura.

 


 

The Tempestry Project as seen in the New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Slate, Huffington Post, the NRDC and elsewhere

 


 

A portion of all New Normal Tempestry Kits & Emotion Tempestry Kits go to various non-profits. Your purchases so far have helped us donate $2,950 to these organizations – thank you for making this possible.

 


 

This is an image of woven, knitted climate change data recoreded in tapestry form. Red hues express the heat recorded and may include global warming markers. The darker blue hues express the colder climate markers in a normal and thriving environment. In some cases, the cold markers will identify how the climate is upside down. The latter situation is also not desirable, the climate data changes with human interaction.

 

 

 

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