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For the last few weeks I’ve been spending lots of hours in front of my computer. Not my favorite way to spend my time, but needed right now. I’m back to working on my Certificate of Excellence (COE), and in addition to 40 woven samples, it requires lots of written work, too. I feel like […] I’ve heard about dyeing with koolaid but hadn’t tried it. Then I read Karen’s post about speckle dyeing, and figured I’d try it on something small first. I’d recently finished knitting these socks. Very nice, but all white. So I read a bunch of online how-tos, then went to the store and got […] Crazy, that is. I wove some more on the rayon chenille FLW warp, and decided it would not do what I wanted when it was all done, and that I could spend weeks weaving on something that wouldn’t make me happy. So I cut it off and tossed out the yarn. Paraphrasing Laura Fry, one […] The Buffalo Weavers’ Guild, of which I am an out-of-town member, has a regular program called FIFI – Find It, Finish It. A great concept. Although I didn’t need to find these things, I did manage to finish a few things recently. First the unexciting but necessary. Of those 12 casement windows in […] cool threads on a yucca plant I have no comment on the spoonful of sugar thing, but when it comes to washing windows, well begun is most definitely NOT half done. Only half done is half done. nice section of my morning walk-what’s around the bend? When you have 22 […] |
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