I ended up spinning all the tussah on one bobbin
and I'll ply it with some lovely purple corriedale.
I should have enough for a scarf and I have some green and purple beads that would look cool with it.
Monday, April 24, 2006
Back to the Grind
Back to school and back to weekend classes, so the loom sits - still partially threaded. I have been able to finish one sleeve on Whitby and I'm heading down the other.
I ended up spinning all the tussah on one bobbin
and I'll ply it with some lovely purple corriedale.
I should have enough for a scarf and I have some green and purple beads that would look cool with it.
I ended up spinning all the tussah on one bobbin
and I'll ply it with some lovely purple corriedale.
I should have enough for a scarf and I have some green and purple beads that would look cool with it.
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The sweater is getting there! Work hard and look forward to July...we'll have a play date at Marie's, eh? When is your last class?
ReplyDeleteok silk, too pretty! The sweater is lookin' good too: handspun?
ReplyDeleteAnd here I thought you had dropped off the face of the Earth!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty colors, nice sweater ! Gotta love Claudia's patterns, eh?
Such pretty colors here today. Way you make my name-twin's patterns look fab!
ReplyDeleteI love the Whitby. I'm fascinated by your trapeze! I want to become a weaver. I have all the toys, things just aren't set up in a comfortable space yet. Since DS2 has moved into his own home, I plan to turn his room into a studio.
ReplyDeleteChar, Whitby is coming along nicely. I've been away for a while so I'm playing catch up. The Tussah looks really good...makes me want to pull mine out of hiding and spin some up. I'm so glad you're enjoying it.
ReplyDeleteI quickly glanced at your loom "tie up"...I will have to get a cup of tea and get caught up with that post...looks intriguing.