We are Back!

Well, techically I am back, the others never missed a beat! Here is a couple of pictures of the room as I walked in.

I saw that our order of Bamboo yarn had come in and that Kris had cut off her warp before I arrived,and Carol was already at the serger cutting the pieces apart. (Thanks Mark for the Pic!)

Karin was hard at work finishing a narrow band for Barbara to use as button loops, and I happened to catch Liz under a loom!

There was a warp to be put on one of the looms. Marie and Kris took the job in hand and found that there were a couple of warp winding errors. (Dana and Susan got pulled in on the job then) Then they found out that the brake on the loom that we thought we had fixed was not fixed after all! Next week they will be winding this warp from one loom to the another loom. Should be fun!

Speaking of Susan, she is warping her loom with wool for a scarf. She also brought in some hatching eggs. They needed to not be left in the car where they would have gotten too warm.

Patty's pretty shawl warp is almost ready to weave, Shirley is weaving yet another towel and Susan (another Susan, who I called Kris last week!) and Jenny are immersed in the job of dressing the loom.

Joycelyn is weaving her shawl warp and Alice is weaving placemats in Ellen's Pattern.

It is time for Show and Tell! Susan brought in her first towel project, and Shannon brought in a set of bowl cozies she had woven and made for some new friends.

Patty has some towels she wove with a new to her twill pattern and I brought in some rugs that I have woven for LouAnn's family out of one of her dresses and some of the fabric from her stash.

John Paul has made some new stick shuttles for the weaving studio, and Mark brought in a scarf he wove at the Museum of Appalachia during the second of 3 Sheep Shearing Fridays.

Speaking of Sheep Shearing days, watch out on Saturday for a few pictures of our adventures at the Museum over the last 3 Fridays. That is it for today, see you on Saturday! Tina, for all