Link to the trailer for A Weaverly Path, the Sylvia Heyden documentary.
Category: tapestry
Vernal Equinox, Woad and Weld Started, Small Tapestries and my Flaming AMC
We passed the Vernal Equinox a week or two ago, which I think means beginning of Spring. Days are getting longer with a bit more light later into the evening. Some of the Weld and Woad that weren’t washed out of the flats in the last rain storm are nearly ready to move into the garden.
This one is neither Woad nor Weld, but one of the California Poppies blooming all around my street.
On the subject of weaving, one piece is off the loom and another one started
Lastly, an automotive postscript: My neighbors have taken to calling my AMC (aka: the-brain-that-wouldn’t-die) the “flaming amc”…
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Cat Supervised Weaving
Pictured above is TR*, aka the little ball of fury, behind my LeClerc tapestry loom. Nice thing about table/portable looms is the ability to haul the whole business outside when the weather is nice and of course back when it’s not. It’s even possible to manage this with the loom in one and and a small, loud cat in the other. Of course, by the time this posts the weather is back to rain again.
In progress: recycled sweater yarn – wool – dyed with woad and miscellaneous yard trash.
*TR: Where her name cames from: TR was rescued in a TRW industrial park.
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