In the visual interpretation of the Bayeux Tapestries of "Harold Sails the Sea" and "seated Harold, King of the English", if Queen Edith was

In the visual interpretation of the Bayeux Tapestries of "Harold Sails the Sea" and "seated Harold, King of the English", if Queen Edith was responsible for making the tapestry, it would be one of the few historical accounts from a woman. Would it change the perception of interpretation if it was from a man?