Weaving a scarf
Here’s my first attempt at weaving ever! Loving my new Glimakra ridged-heddle loom. I especially love that the turning knobs are a metal crank, much easier from my arthritic, right thumb. Thank you Arlene for bringing your warping board to spinning class and teaching me how to warp my loom. And, thanks to Ashford for the wonderful YouTube tutorials on beginning-to-weave. Woven scarf on the way! I’ll have to watch another tutorial for finishing. Such fun! The yarn is inexpensive yarn from Michael’s, for the first try I didn’t want to use my “precious” handspun.
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It looks great so far! someday I want to learn how to do this.
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Q – Thank you! I swore I wasn’t going to weave! Hah! My grandma was always a member of the local Weaver’s Guild – guess it’s in the blood. LOL!
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Love it love it love it. I want to learn to weave. I have too many fiber hobbies.
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Q – Me too! I swore I was not going to weave. Sigh….
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Hooray for you! Love the colors you’ve used.
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Q – Thank you! I had to take the pic inside since, believe it or not, it was actually raining here in San Diego! There is such a yellow cast to the pic.
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How cool! I just finished a weaving workshop where we made little tapestries on frame looms and have signed up for the next course on floor looms–can’t wait! Maybe one day, I’ll be showing off my scarf, too–I hope it’s as pretty as yours!
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Q – Thank you! How fun! I can’t remember a blog showing off your tapestries. I’m going back to check.
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Did you see the post? Aren’t they funny and idiosyncratic?
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That looks awesome!! I love the colors! I still have yet to rescue my last scarf from the land of WIPs. Girl Child tried to wreck it last time I checked on it…kids!!
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Q – thank you! Unfortunately, my Girl-Child-Wrecking-Ball is all grown up and married. LOL!
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Oh yes! How beautiful! Now I want a loom too
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Q – You will love it! I can see some of your hand-dyed silks on the loom now. 😎
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Just updating you on your lost blog. This is the last post in my WordPress feed for your blog. Now I need to check out what came later.
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Q – That’s when the year ran out for my domain. What a racket! Thanks for letting me know.
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