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So I got the 5 shawls woven. Four are now fringed, washed & dried, awaiting only pressing. One more to fringe and wash. The other thing I really needed to weave before my show this weekend is bookmarks. I wound a warp of 44 ends of white 5/2 cotton and threaded up the […] …frustration, in this case. After fighting with the warp to get it beamed, I fought with it for most of the weaving, too. I wove one towel & had to cut it off & re-tie because the warp was so poorly tensioned. All will be well now, I thought. Hah! I had to weave […] A friend asked me to weave her a custom alpaca scarf. As always, I’m happy to do so. She chose the colors to coordinate with a new jacket, and picked the specific pattern from some images I’d sent her. The lime and forest yarns are an alpaca-silk blend from WEBS, the cream and black […] Every year Meg over at Unravelling asks weavers to post photos of their looms on New Year’s Day. In all their glory — or not. No glamming things up for the shots. Here are my looms, now numbering four (gasp!) as is and where they sit. First in my home and my heart, my beloved […] After Fire in the Hills I decided I’d go back and weave some single color scarves, adding more handwoven lace to my stock. I like the lightness of lace, its symmetry, and the fact that it seems so complex when it’s complete. I like huck and I like Swedish lace, using them each to achieve […] |
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