I really do love this loom.
I think I've emptied all my partial bobbins, so now that job is done, I can pick colors off the shelf.
I put a door hanger on my AVL, to hang my scissors on.
I had to make some adjustments for my foot on the e-lift. The pedal is on a 4" high box, and
I rest my foot on a hard cover copy of Gone With the Wind, that I've had since I was 13. Then I can lower my heel and depress the switch.
My foot is much more comfortable positioned this way.
My back was unhappy, as well. The bench that came with the AVL rocked back and forth, but without treadles now, it was hard to keep my balance.
So I ditched the original bench, and I'm using my rolling massage stool, and I can't believe how
much better it is to weave on.
Tonight I took a chair out behind the chicken coop, and watched the girls for a bit.
It's lovely out here in the country.
Adjustments are good! Nice that you can get things right for yourself!
ReplyDeleteI prefer the country to any other situation. I've been here six months and I'm loving it.
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ReplyDeleteGlad to know that you are "making yourself comfortable" no better place to do it than your own home! I am drooling over your table runners, dish towels whatever they are, the blue circles, OMG. Must stop in next time I'm by. Hope your other house sells soon. Glad you are adjusting well with everything and enjoying your permanent summer home.
ReplyDeleteWatching chickens is addictive. :) Love that pattern.
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived in the country. The city gets to me, every so often I need a break. The country is a great break.
ReplyDeleteMaybe when I retire we can move out of the city.
Love the pattern on your towels.
ReplyDeletenot sure where the comment went. disappeared into the air. I have been admiring your towels. The different colors as well as the swirls. Being a 4 shaft person I am occasionally overcome with envy when I see some spectacular yet practical weaving. Kudos
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