following Dot's precious advice).
Then, since I had my camera with me, I couldn't resist taking some pics around her house - I really like her style!
The throw was woven with wool leftovers, then assembled with old silk ties.
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Saturday, October 23, 2010
Nadia's
Nadia's loom is now operational (we spent quite a few hours setting it up, with texsolv cords and full countermarch tie-up,
following Dot's precious advice).
Then, since I had my camera with me, I couldn't resist taking some pics around her house - I really like her style!
The throw was woven with wool leftovers, then assembled with old silk ties.
following Dot's precious advice).
Then, since I had my camera with me, I couldn't resist taking some pics around her house - I really like her style!
The throw was woven with wool leftovers, then assembled with old silk ties.
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4 comments:
Imagine, you contributed towards increasing the world's operative loom count by 1! I'm giving 10-year offers around town to rescue a loom in the shed/garage/basement, but so far nobody has taken up my offer!
Meg, I did worse than that! The loom was in my studio - we moved it earlier this summer - because she only had a table loom and it was about time she had a floor one!
Keep trying, I'm sure you'll succeed some time soon!
Love the atmosphere in these photos. Reading you blog, reminds me how much I would like to start weaving. But I am afraid I would need some help in setting up the loom, despite my one semester weaving course...
Thorvalda, I am sure you could start with something simple; setting up the loom can seem daunting but it's not! And once you start you know what's going to happen....you'll get hooked!
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