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deBRATs knitting: and the weaving saga continues...

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Wednesday, March 03, 2010. And the weaving saga continues. So i have pictures. i have tons of pictures to post but they aren't on this computer. THey are on a very heavy external harddrive that I did bring with me but i'm so annoyed i'm too lazy to reach over and set it up. One of the things i really learned was that i wish i had warped for the scarf! The "new" girl answering the phones did not know and could not see my order in the system. she walked to the back to get the girl who does the internet...

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deBRATs knitting: March 2010

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Saturday, March 13, 2010. What it REALLY looks like. Here is what the weaving looks like now that i have put in the lighter petticoat Opal yarn to break it up. i htink it has much more interest and brightens it a lot. the other color is nice iwth the warp too but the opal makes it sparkle! Let the REAL weaving begin! For those who do not weave the white is waste weaving to spread out the warp (lengthwise yarns) and keep it there as you begin weaving with your real weft (horizontal yarn). I also learned t...

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Woodland Woolworks: October 2010

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Happenings at a yarn shop. Friday, October 15, 2010. Pioner Loom by Northwest Looms. We recently got a very interesting loom in as a trade-in. I'd never seen anything like it, so thought I'd write a little bit about it. This very innovative loom is built by Northwest Looms. The front beam will slide forward so you can put the warping peg segments in, and then warp directly from there. I think it's a fascinating little loom! And with 8 harnesses, your patterning possibilities are huge! Find us on Ravelry.

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Alabama Weaver: Well, surprises abound!

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About weaving, knitting, the occasional "pupdate" but, mostly weaving. Wednesday, January 21, 2015. Well, surprises abound! I mentioned in a previous post that I shared my Brooklyn flat with a budding costume/hair tech, Peggy Schierholz. After five years of sharing that huge, rent-stabilized old flat, we both moved on and lost touch. Well, I knew she had talent! Also glad she's found a steady job.LOL. Seriously, not to "name-drop" or anything, I'm just pleased as punch that she has done so well! Whether ...

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Alabama Weaver: Amazing new AVL Jacquard

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About weaving, knitting, the occasional "pupdate" but, mostly weaving. Saturday, January 24, 2015. Amazing new AVL Jacquard. My mouth is watering, but, even could I afford this wonderful gadget, where the HELL would I put it? Also would have to reinforce the floor. Oh well. Lottery tickets, anybody? Http:/ avlusa.blogspot.com/2015/01/tel-loom.html. Rapier system designed specifically to work with technical fibers (fiberglass and Kevlar). 1200 hooks with 8" weaving space (150 EPI). Sayeth the Wren…. Wheth...

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Alabama Weaver: Some taqueté plans

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About weaving, knitting, the occasional "pupdate" but, mostly weaving. Wednesday, January 21, 2015. Also revisiting these.got to dig out the drafts and get to proofing them again! The above appeared in "Handwoven" a couple of years ago. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sayeth the Wren…. 8230;and the clouds roll by fast, screaming of the horrors they’re fleeing. Mad flashes of sun try to intrude, but the bountiful lashes of lightning impune. Us. Culling My Fabric Stash for National Sewing Month! True c...

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Alabama Weaver: Cahaba Lilies

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About weaving, knitting, the occasional "pupdate" but, mostly weaving. Monday, August 25, 2014. Working on a taqueté of our beloved "Cahaba Lilies" It involves getting the colours as basic as possible. On the bottom is the original photo, on the top is the first try at getting it into a "taqueté-friendly" form. I will "lose" the leafy background.maybe. It's times like these that I wish I had a Jacquard loom. Well, perhaps someday. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sayeth the Wren…. The first internatio...

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vendors - Black Hills Fiber Arts Fair

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Black Hills Fiber Arts Fair. Meditations"wool gauze and silk. Gauze scarves and shawls. Shawl pins. Felted hats and bags. Scarves, mittens, mug rugs, baby hats, drop spindle kits, yarn, fiber, sock kits and knit wear. Weaving looms of all sizes and types. Ridgid heddle, inkle and bead looms and stands. Shuttles, warping paddles, niddy noddys, battens, electric bobbin winder, and other weaving and fiber tools/equipment. All beautifully crafted by Tony! Sage Ridge Mill and Critters. Hand spun yarn dolls.

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membership & advertisers - Black Hills Fiber Arts Fair

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Black Hills Fiber Arts Fair. Become a "Friend of the Fair". We are very grateful to individuals and businesses who inspire us and help develop and grow the Black Hills Fiber Arts Fair and community. Do you want to be a special part of this exciting venture? We are grateful for the support of the following individuals and businesses in 2015:. The Clarkson Family Foundation. South Dakota Sheep Growers -. Tony Klissus - Northwest Looms. Donna Stubbs - The Fiber House. Dakota Carding and Wool Company. Create...