What matters.

I finally decided that trying to rinse my 14 yard dyed warp in the studio was going to be a huge mess......so out to the lawn we went.

I unrolled it, and put each of the 18 bouts in its own mesh laundry bag.

This made it much simpler to rinse each one, without getting tangled up in another.

Then I squeezed each one out, and hung it to dry.

 And here it is..........I am still debating what color weft will work best.


I am grateful to Melissa over at Tangible Daydreams.  She gave me the confidence to even try this.

Before I got this dyed warp on the loom, I was weaving up some napkins.

I did some white ones, which sold immediately.

Then I wove some in lots of different patterns.

Lois finished this shawl, in bamboo and tencel.  It feels amazing.

I love my weaving studio.  I love what I do.
I really love my home....this old house.
I know that this is where I am supposed to be.


But more than anything tangible in my life, I love being Mimi.

Nothing matters this much.