It is extremely hard to quantify and document weaving journeys. There are many phases for each project. Stopping to write a note or take a picture tends to dampen the creative flow – at least for me. That makes for a very jagged (and non-standard) documentation format for each of my weaving projects. On one hand, it doesn’t bother me that much because, for me, the point is a one-of-a-kind experience. Most of my projects end up looking or feeling different than my expectations or written plan. But then, much of life is like that.
That said, this section is devoted to my fiber journeys, the first being my retreat to Jane Stafford’s Pushing the Boundaries of Plain Weave Even Further, in Salt Spring Island, B.C.
Thanks for joining me as I navigate through the world of fiber!
More Adventures:
Collapse Weave Study Group – Woven Shibori-Crimp Project
Tom Knisely’s Huck Lace Workshop
Jane Stafford’s Colour and Design Workshop
Deflected Hand-Dyed Double Fluff
More Deflected Double Weave – 14/2 Linen
Summer and Winter with Rosalie Nielson
Drawloom Weaving with Joanne Hall
Damask Adventure; Weaving at the 66th Parallel
Designing Deflected Double Weave with Denise Kovnat
Vavstuga Weaving Basics with Becky Asheden
Exhibits:
FCF Holland – Weave, Weft Warp, January 2-24, 2019
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