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Tag Archives: knitting
Fiber Circuiting
Hello, hello, hello. The past few weeks have felt like a work out circuit more so than working on any given project. A little of this, a little more of that, working on a lot of things and not really … Continue reading
Posted in fiber arts, Knitting, Spinning, Weaving
Tagged knitting, scarves, shawls, short attention span, spinning, weaving
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Beating Out the Tangle
At last – off the loom. A frustrating project, but a lot of learning involved. One big thing I learned about my new loom is that I have to discover a way to minimize loom waste. The first step on … Continue reading
Posted in fiber arts, Knitting, Spinning, Weaving
Tagged cotton, knitting, spinning, weaving
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Dangling in the Thrums and Bushes
For all non-weavers, thrums are the un-woven ends of the warp that get cut off when the weaving project is done. They can be anywhere from 12 to 36 inches, and are grouped in knotted sections. Some weavers are quite … Continue reading
Another Fiber Friday?????? Where’s the Food?
Readers beware – no pictures this time, just links. Getting back to basics. I keep losing track. It seems that every day is a fiber day, or an awesome food day, and I get caught up in the activity and … Continue reading
Friday Fiber Time Again…..
Well, the baby blanket for Keith Aiden (my great-nephew in transit) and Paula’s shawl (sorry, mail it out so quickly that I forgot to take a picture) are both done, and in time! It is amazing that when a project … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, fiber arts, Life
Tagged knitting, pasta, rainstorms, spinning, weaving
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Fiber Friday – May 11, 2012
Taking stock of where you are from where you’ve been always gives you a good perspective of where you really are! In my new state of mind I usually end up mentally languishing over what I have or haven’t accomplished. … Continue reading
Fiber Friday with teacatweaves
No time for the wicked, weary, bashful or brazen! Fiber Friday – facing our WIPs (works in progress) head on… After having finished a sample and getting feedback from the study group, I continued with a one-color version of the … Continue reading
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Tagged fiber arts, Fiber Friday, knitting, linen, roving, weaving, yarn
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Glendale, Arizona
As my husband and I continue our exploration of our new home state, we are running into some interesting places and clearing up some misconceptions. Turns out the Glendale train of Jesse James fame was NOT in Arizona – guess … Continue reading
Six Hours
The difference between art and craft. Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, fiber arts, Observations
Tagged friends, knitting, observations
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A Happy New Year, Indeed
Today is my New Year. I happen to have the luxury of having been born a few days after after the New Year. I am the fourth of five children. My due date was Christmas. You would think that, being … Continue reading →