Just completed another weaving weekend. Or as my husband says, "Weaving Boot Camp".
And sometimes I think he might just have something there. We weave all hours.
We had Kathleen from the California coast, and Jean from the New Hampshire coast.
Jean bonded with Miss Puss, and that is not an easy thing to do.
Kathleen was partial to Sydney, who seems to have everything under control.
There was a whole lot of weaving going on, and now the world is +2 weavers.That is a very good thing.
I would love to have that opportunity. The happy faces tell the whole story~
ReplyDeleteThat IS a good thing. And yes, they do look happy. I love that you weave whenever an into the night.
ReplyDeleteThat's great that you taught two new weavers!!!
ReplyDeleteIf you're in touch with Jean, please make sure she knows about the NH weaving guild!!
Sue
Pure joy written on all the faces, even the cats! Good for you.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures show the joy.
ReplyDeleteI bet it was just a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great weaving weekend and hopefully it helped make up for having to plunk out time and money on squirrel barriers and cancelled weekends. I'm so far behind on my blog reading but nice to catch up ith you. Love the new loom and congrats for bringing that vintage beauty back from the brink!
ReplyDeleteYea! I too love that you weave as the loom or spirit moves you ...
ReplyDeleteDon't you just LOVE helping new weavers into the world? I get to help 4 new ones this weekend and I am looking forward to it very much.
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone's have a great time.
ReplyDeleteNice to see more weavers joing our community!
Looks like loads of fun, I'm envious.
ReplyDeleteGreat fun, indeed!!! I've got my studio put in order, cleaned off the loom, and (surprise) I totally need new warp! So, I'm ordering new warp today. Meanwhile, I've been cutting rags into strips...I should be ready to go by next week! I would recommend the weekend to anyone interested in learning more about rug weaving.
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