
Then, while making some order I bumped into my first 5m of weaving - a lenght of log cabin - in dark and light blue wool, which I noticed is full of mistakes. That was the first time on a floor loom - pedals and two shuttles! - I wasn't exactly what you could call "coordinate"! It took a long time to weave, mistakes and all, but I am fond of this piece of fabric and I wanted to put it to good use, so I was considering using it to cover the cushions of a Danish chair.


4 comments:
The Danish chair looks very becoming. I think you must now make the lovely log cabin weaving more permanent on the chair. I'd be very happy to sit on it!
Hi aj,
I am definitely going to make it a permanent cover for the chair! I just wanted to see if after a few days I still liked it...I do!
Hey, just stopping by to tell you how much I enjoy reading your blog and looking at your photos. I think your weaving is marvellous. Best wishes, Helen
Thank you very much Helen!
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