March 2012

[gallery link="file" columns="2"] As fake spring receded and real New England spring arrived (chilly, windy, lower 50’s), I wanted to cling to hope by making a Spring Scarf. I wove this while wearing my insulated coveralls and wooly scarf mind you.

[gallery link="file"] Alas! how few look back upon their youth, Who glean not from the past the unwelcome truth That Time, of stealthy step and pinion grey, Brings no new joy like that he takes away! ANNE S. BUSHBY, "A Letter from Home" Bummer! But I am

[gallery link="file" columns="2"] I am addicted to this structure/yarn combo!! I have another color-way in mind that I want to put on right away. Right away is about 8 hours of winding, 8 hours of tying on and beaming and then

[gallery link="file" columns="2"] Another shorty . . . From chaos to order in only $%^&* hours. WNNZ to the rescue!

[gallery link="file"] An old joke and way less fun!

[gallery link="file" columns="2"] Life keeps throwing wrenches in my weaving! My mother-in-law has been in the hospital/now rehab for close to a month entailing many trips back and forth to Boston (she is getting much better - whew). My husband has

[gallery link="file" columns="2"] Just wanted to post the washed piece. I stomped on it in the tub for about 30 minutes, and it worked to stabilize the relatively long floats. It is still very soft and supple. I am going to

[gallery link="file"] This is the first project on the AVL since “dotty”. My former frienemy is behaving like an angel, and I think I might like this. It is 2 shades of green, mill-end, 8/2 wools from WEBS and 4 colors

[gallery link="file" columns="2"] This video was posted on weavetech and MUST be seen to be believed. http://whatsnew.fschumacher.com/index.php/design-inspiration/3073/introducing-darya-ikat/#.T1DReunpniE.mailto%20%0A