We had a successful show at Homecoming, and it's time to get caught up with the chores that were ignored for 4 days. I admit that I did not want to talk to a soul on Monday....and I was rather quiet on Tuesday. You might say that I was all talked out!!!!
But, we all need to get ready for the Foothills show in November, so rest time might be over. Carol has given me a challenge.....a lady had this purse at Homecoming, and my job is to recreate it.
It converts to a backpack! Cool design, right???
Carol provided three different views, and I worked out a diagram that I'm playing with at the moment. We'll see if I'm successful.
I just so happen to have a placemat warp already on one of the Pups, so I thought I would use that to play with. The example is woven with cloth strips, but I don't have any cut at the moment. I thought this chunky yarn might work, but I'm really not liking the way it looks. It might be time to get out the rag cutter.
While I have it out, I need to cut more strips for the placemat warp at the Museum. I timed that warp just right...the last six mats were supposed to be finished by Sunday evening.....but I ran out of weft!!! I'd like to get that woven and cut off the loom. It will be too chilly to weave out in the Loom House in just a few weeks. I have about twelve inches to go.
Southern Weekends
A few weeks back, the crew from Southern Weekends visited the Museum of Appalachia. Molly spent some time with me in the Loom House. I finally got to see the clip this morning on the news.
Now....back to my challenge project!!!!
Happy Weaving!
LouAnn
But, we all need to get ready for the Foothills show in November, so rest time might be over. Carol has given me a challenge.....a lady had this purse at Homecoming, and my job is to recreate it.
It converts to a backpack! Cool design, right???
Carol provided three different views, and I worked out a diagram that I'm playing with at the moment. We'll see if I'm successful.
I just so happen to have a placemat warp already on one of the Pups, so I thought I would use that to play with. The example is woven with cloth strips, but I don't have any cut at the moment. I thought this chunky yarn might work, but I'm really not liking the way it looks. It might be time to get out the rag cutter.
While I have it out, I need to cut more strips for the placemat warp at the Museum. I timed that warp just right...the last six mats were supposed to be finished by Sunday evening.....but I ran out of weft!!! I'd like to get that woven and cut off the loom. It will be too chilly to weave out in the Loom House in just a few weeks. I have about twelve inches to go.
Southern Weekends
A few weeks back, the crew from Southern Weekends visited the Museum of Appalachia. Molly spent some time with me in the Loom House. I finally got to see the clip this morning on the news.
Now....back to my challenge project!!!!
Happy Weaving!
LouAnn
2 comments:
I agree about that yarn in the placemat warp, but there must be something that would be useful for! I really loved the video of you and Molly, it was very well done.
Love the video of you weaving! Nice to hear your lovely accent!
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