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Tag Archives: weaving
Standing in the Shadows or High Noon Weaving
One of the reasons I bought my “traveling loom” was to take workshops in the area. The criteria was that it would fit in my Mini. With the seats down, and the front seats all the way up, it wedges … Continue reading
Driving to the Moon
On mornings when I turn on Jomax driving toward Cave Creek, the moon is sometimes hanging in the early light sky – a straight line target smack in front of me. It makes me feel like I can drive to … Continue reading
Posted in fiber arts, Weaving
Tagged Ground Cover, lace shawl, weaving
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Off the Loom
At long last, the never-ending pillow cover project has been completed. I started it in January. All linen, four colors – green and blue in the warp, brown and natural in the weft. Surprisingly, it didn’t take much for me … Continue reading
Weave-In January 2013
There is nothing more wonderful than being able to weave in an environment where there are like-minded people who share your passion and are open to exchange ideas and help. It takes me back to the thousands of hours I … Continue reading
Weave-in November 2012
Purposeful anticipation was in the air as five weavers converged at the Sincuidados Community Center in Scottsdale on November 12th and 13th. The joy of weaving, removed from distractions, yet with ready access to the collective knowledge of other weavers at-the-ready, … Continue reading
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Tagged weaving, Wonderful!!! Weavers
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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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Tessendo nel Momento
After many false tries, I have gotten the blue cotton warp on the loom, with a shed, and it’s all working (finally). I had it all ready to go, but could not get a shed, because the alternate yarn I … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, fiber arts, Life, Observations
Tagged modern conveniences, retrospective, The Most Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Wolves at the Door, weaving
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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 →