A great article about Saunderstown Weaving School
Saunderstown, Rhode Island
pages 63 - 67
http://digital.designnewengland.com/designnewengland/2012012?pg=63&pm=2&u1=texterity&linkImageSrc=%2Fdesignnewengland%2F2012012%2Fdata%2Fimgpages%2Ftn%2F0063_icqgkx.gif%2F#pg63
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
January 6, 2012
December 4, 2011
Just finished!
This warm color scarf has a double edge to it -- both sides have an overlapping "eyelash" that makes this funky and fun (of course).
Next up is a stylin' Open Reed neckpiece with a delicate over twist weft that has quite the personality.
In between all this, I really should be ordering parts for the J-Comp loom at Saunderstown Weaving School and writing my course proposals for the various weaver's seminar's for 2013. But weaving is so much more fun. And then there is the "Glove" project which I HAVE to get done for Tuesday Night's e-textile Lounge with Lynne Bruning! Sigh..........
This warm color scarf has a double edge to it -- both sides have an overlapping "eyelash" that makes this funky and fun (of course).
Next up is a stylin' Open Reed neckpiece with a delicate over twist weft that has quite the personality.
In between all this, I really should be ordering parts for the J-Comp loom at Saunderstown Weaving School and writing my course proposals for the various weaver's seminar's for 2013. But weaving is so much more fun. And then there is the "Glove" project which I HAVE to get done for Tuesday Night's e-textile Lounge with Lynne Bruning! Sigh..........
September 5, 2011
Not many photos, but I do have fun stuff to share.....
I will be presenting for the Weaver's Guild of Rhode Island at Slater Mill Museum on Firday October 7, 2011 at 10:30 am. Topic is Equipment Modification and The Open Reedtm. We will explore the different ways to easily "modify" our looms and attachments and equipment to achieve structural and decorative effects in cloth.
Oh, and did I mention:
I will be presenting for the Weaver's Guild of Rhode Island at Slater Mill Museum on Firday October 7, 2011 at 10:30 am. Topic is Equipment Modification and The Open Reedtm. We will explore the different ways to easily "modify" our looms and attachments and equipment to achieve structural and decorative effects in cloth.
Oh, and did I mention:
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