This time working on a blanket using Briggs & Little’s Regal in white, brown, light brown and briar rose.
Warp chains hanging off the back of the loom:
Warp tied to the front apron:
Weaving in progress:
The weaving is going a little slow on this, but I do like how it looks except for my left edging which is looking a little wonky. It will be interesting to see what it looks like off the loom and washed.
Kelly
Small, diverse, striving towards sustainability
Spinner, weaver and dyer in Southern New Zealand
Follow me as I weave along the way.
Life in general, fiber arts in particular, near Twisp in the beautiful Methow Valley
Life on the farm and at the loom.
Studio Life of a Weaver, Spinner, Dyer
Finnsheep raised naturally and humanely on rotational pastures. Providing exquisite yarn, locks, fleeces, roving, comb top, and long wool locks for spinning, knitting, crocheting, weaving, and felting. Ironwood Hill Farm is a sustainable farm using organic practices to provide you with healthy sheep and natural fibers.
My adventures in knitting, weaving, spinning and dyeing.
We're Julie, Maureen & Kathryn -
It looks beautiful ON the loom so suspect it will look just as lovely off!
Thanks Shaela, you are too kind!