Pay attention.

This blog thing is very helpful.
Usually when I tell DH that I have a 'job' for him to do, he makes a face. But he had already read my post, so he already KNEW that I would ask him to help me.

So, is this an improvement???

From Crazy as a Loom

It does look better. I did look up the danger of lead paints, by the way. Good point. The paint is not flaky at all, it is hard as a rock. And since this is the room that I use when I stay at the studio, the kids won't be sleeping in it. As long as you don't touch it, then put your hands in your mouth, or inhale the dust, you're ok; providing that there is lead in it. Which it probably does.

I have really not accomplished that much this week. I can't explain it. Just one of those weeks, I guess.
I did have some fun with these towels, once I ironed out all my mistakes.
I was in the kitchen, and happened to look into the other room, and saw this shot. Another 'under the loom' shot.
First with the flash.

From Crazy as a Loom

Then with no flash.

From Crazy as a Loom

I was weaving the afternoon away, trying to ignore the fact that I didn't really feel all that well. I finished two towels, and brought them home to hem and wash.
When I cut them apart, I was amazed to see that one of them was TWICE as long as it should be. So tell me, what do you do with a 5 ft dish towel? Could it be used by two people at once, you take an end, and I'll take the other???
Sometimes I just don't have an excuse for my craziness.
Ah, well, this week is almost over.
Next week, I'll hopefully get a chance to do it all over again.