Author: Elisabeth Hill

[gallery link="file" orderby="title"] Even though I have - let’s see - SEVEN commissions at the moment (Yippee! Yikes! Tremble . . .) I had to see Socks II to its smelly conclusion. I still have to do something with the warp

[gallery link="file" order="DESC"] In addition to the vast amount of weaving knowledge. know-how and experience exchanged at our study group led by Anita Thompson, we get to bask in the sumptuous surroundings of Barbara Hurley’s pied-a- terre in proximity to an

[gallery link="file" order="DESC" columns="2" orderby="title"] I worked for a few hours on the Socks II - no wise cracks - I have some ideas that might save it yet . . . maybe . . . Then it started to snow

[gallery link="file" order="DESC"] Above is my second attempt at the “Socks Tapestry”. It is getting off to a pretty good start (more tomorrow), but the realization that I need some tapestry instruction is dawning. I have done a tapestry workshop in

[gallery link="file" order="DESC" columns="2" orderby="title"] In addition to pushing my husband over the fence (see inset) today, I worked on scheduling classes for MY FIRST Convergence. There are so many classes, workshops, studios, etc. to choose from and so many interesting

[gallery link="file" order="DESC"] Today was Master Weaver class at Hill Institute (pictured above) with our illustrious weaving guru Chris Hammel (pictured above). I have to sing Chris’ praises - she is a kind, thoughtful, dedicated teacher who has an uncanny ability

Finally finished embroidering the poem on the Zephyr throw. Yipee!

[gallery link="file" order="DESC" columns="2" orderby="title"] I got the Sock-Yarn-Baby-Blanket off the loom about 1/2 hour ago, and it is now in the washing machine (yikes!). I have to be sure that “machine washable” is true. I am going to grit my

[gallery link="file" order="DESC" columns="2" orderby="title"] I just finished washing the Blue Diamonds scarf (above)- now drying on the big loom. Just finished dyeing the “extra” weft for the baby blanket - now drying on the bannister. Why can’t I believe that

[gallery link="file" order="DESC" columns="2" orderby="title"] During the course of my weaving day as I design, warp, twist fringe, weave, etc I am finding such great support, advise, entertainment and camaraderie in the ether of the internet weaving community. I can listen

[gallery link="file" order="DESC" orderby="title"] The great thing about the holiday is that the kids are home and can be put to work in the sweat shop! I spent the day getting the barn cleaned up and trying to display my small inventory