Yes, it’s true! I can weave without color. I call it clearing the palette. It is quite refreshing, actually.
Many years ago, a lovey gentleman gave me 50 cashmere sweaters to recycle. In exchange I was to weave him scarves. I had woven him 3 scarves, but there was still … Continue Reading…
The weather has greatly improved, and TA DA, the tencel/cashmere shawl is completed and delivered.
And I already got a jump on the next Color Horoscope Weaving.
Once again I am using tencel. I had some tension problems on the last piece, so we’ll see if I managed to iron … Continue Reading…
Amazing weather out there, so what’s a gal to do? Weave, of course!
This is my first Color Horoscope Weaving with Tencel warp (and recycled cashmere weft). I have done a few sample pieces wanting to see if I am able to launder in the washing machine and dry in … Continue Reading…
This used to be my most favorite part of weaving. In fact it used to be the whole reason for weaving—the moment when I cut it off the loom.
I must admit that this step still has a great deal of appeal, but now it is accompanied by a hint … Continue Reading…
Here is the next installment as promised. What you see below is where I am at this moment.
I am somewhat stymied as to weft selection.
So when in doubt, try them all!
I am particularly delighted with the patterns created by the variegated yarn. (especially when I think of … Continue Reading…
Life has interfered with my postings, but not with my weaving. I will share some life stuff soon, but the weaving is certainly more interesting.
These were the two winning colors.
Yes, my favorite part!
These scarves came out very well. I did not get as good a picture as … Continue Reading…
THE HEMMING: For some strange reason I can’t seem to get myself to cut apart those ikat towels. While I am working up the (umph) to cut, I hemmed the Irene’s Baby Blanket and got it shipped off. I really love the subtle effect of the variegated yarn around each … Continue Reading…
