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After I finished the last post, I went to bed. Like sometimes happens, although my body was tired, my mind wasn’t completely shut off. As I lay there thinking about my sales, I realized something. Of the 15 scarves I sold at Roycroft, 4 of them were woven on my rigid heddle loom. Which […] I know, I know. I’ve been away from the computer FOREVER. I’ve got all sorts of good reasons excuses. The grass needs regular mowing; I had a dump truck full of mulch delivered that has to be moved & spread, after the garden’s been weeded, of course; I did the 100 American Craftsmen show at […] Last weekend I did a small, local show with some friends and fellow creative types. Partly because of my obsessive nature, partly because of my desire to show others the weaving process, I almost always bring my little rigid heddle loom (RH) to shows. This was no exception. Much as I like weaving on it, […] Even though I haven’t posted about it as much, I have been weaving away. I had to do two demonstrations in March, and having no idea how much I’d get woven either time, I warped my rigid heddle loom for two scarves. I’d recently bought this brightly-colored yarn that’s a cotton-linen-rayon blend. It’s not […] I don’t know why I always want to do something hard. Isn’t easy good enough? Apparently not. I had woven two of these beautiful hand painted rayon chenille scarves (top and right). They’re lovely, with the warp being a colorway Tammy calls Visionary – a blend of purples and dark green. I used a […] |
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