To round out the menu we have several different kinds of sandwiches and spreads, along with some really yummy desserts.
Carol even surprised us all by making some congo bars. (She usually brings her special veggie salad!) It's just a reminder that she does cook occasionally!
Patty cut off her shawls, and now it's time to twist the fringes. You just need some space and some patience.
Betsy is trying a new treadling for this scarf. It shows up so nicely on this painted warp.
Sharen is using up some donated mop cord on the placemat warp. It will make some sturdy mats for someone's table!
Mary had a heart stopping moment when one of the ropes popped off its hook on the Studio loom. No harm--no foul, and quickly fixed!!!
Lou Ann took some time to check out a couple of books from our collection. Sharon is always a big help! (Plus, you can find out how her trip to Iceland went!!!)
Marie has started winding warps for Dye Day. Thanks to Bonnie, we now have this lovely winding station.
Remember all those rugs that Pat wove? Now it's time to put a new warp on this wonderful old loom. Here goes another 15 yard warp!!!!
Congratulations Ruth!!! This is her very first warp, and it's time to cut off all that hard work!
Of course that means you have to be thinking about what you want to weave next!!!!
We were so happy to spend time with Frieda today. She brought her pin loom and just wove and wove.
Please come back soon....we miss you!!!!
Wow and congratulations to Linda!
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