Saturday, March 24, 2012

First Attempt of Saori or Free-Style Weaving

 Beginning attempt of Saori or Free-Style Weaving done on a Beka Rigid Heddle Loom.

This is the completed piece that was woven on a  20" Wide Beka Rigid Heddle Loom.

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Latest Weaving Projects

Woven Scarf I'm donating

Woven Shawl I'm donating

Woven Blanket to my MIL for Christmas 2011

Woven Blanket to my Mom for Christmas 2011

Beaded woven band project I saw in a Woven Magazine (forgot which issue), but the designer also taught this project at the Black Sheep Gathering in Eugene, Oregon, June 2011 that I missed.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Crocheted Lizard Bookmarks


These are cute bookmarks I made from yarn I spun. I got some moving eyes and glued them on to make them look lively.

Woven Backstrap in process



2nd Back Strap I'm weaving

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Woven Patchwork Blanket


This is a large project in process. I have quite a bit of different samples of yarns I spun, but not enough of each color to make a real project, so I pulled out my Weavette Looms and woven squares and rectangles to use of the yarns (since these little looms are continuous weaves, there is no waste. I warp as I weave at the same time. I'm also using black commercial wool yarns to crochet a border to make it easier to sew the patches together.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Crocheted Market Bag





Two more Skeleton T-Shirts for Halloween 2008 for my Husband


Back View of my Husband's Skeleton Face T-Shirt






Here is the front view of my Husband's Skeleton Face T-Shirt. I bought both a black and white T-shirt his size, washed them both and the white one shrunk quite a bit. What I'm supposed to do is tuck the black T-shirt inside the white T-Shirt with the Skeketon's Face features cut out so you'll see the black t-shirt through the eyes, nose and space between the teeth. My Husband was cleaver enough to have me cut off the front of the white t-shirt, sew it in front of the black t-shirt and the cut-outs from the white t-shirt, sew them on the back of the black t-shirt. The shirt turned out nicer, plus he didn't want two layers of t-shirts which it would have been if I followed the instructions closely, but I couldn't because of the white t-shirt shrinking. I liked my Husband's t-shirt a little better than mine, but I was still proud of both t-shirts. Since I get cold easy, it worked out.