Weaving

The dimity warp is diminishing as the dimity fabric grows! Several things have come to my attention as I wove today.  One is . . . now I remember why my beloved mostly black wardrobe got shelved . . . every

I have just finished dressing the big Harrisville with a 58" warp of 30/2 silk noil for some dimity dress fabric. I wound the warp months ago, but it languished in plastic salad containers because of a number of reasons. There

Oh Lord! As my Granddad was famous for saying in his Southern drawl.  I just spent close to 10 hours (14 if you count travel) in one of the most grueling, difficult endeavors of my life.  I won't quite liken

Loom time has become scarcer and scarcer.  The strange thing is that I am spending many hours a day on weaving-related activities rather than actual weaving.  It is a hard balance to strike because the weaving-related activities are very rewarding

I seem to be in a world of color lately.  Even though the natural world is still mostly browns and grays, I keep seeing beautiful color.  I am winding warps for my NEWS class and it is such a treat

I want to take the term March Madness and make it describe NOT the happy and longed for College basketball events, but the crazy whirlwind of intertwined weaving and weather madness that has been going on around here. Here are a

I saw this poor lost bear hanging in a tree on a walk recently - and somehow it resonated . . . I am working on a blanket/pillow set called Dots and Dashes. I used a combination of wool and an alpaca/modal

  I will activate the randomizer and we will see what lucky commenter gets to choose two skeins of hand-dyed, luscious yarn from The Kangaroo Dyer.  I can't wait . . . . . And the winner is . . . .