Salmon Falls Mills in Rollinsford, NH
I had fun at the open studios today.
What's not to love about seeing the hand-woven and beautifully sewn work of Sharon Baker Kelly and other artists in their studios at the mill?
Very inspiring!
Plus, on the table looms below, I got to show people how to weave for the first time. Pretty cool! (Sometimes I'm not a good teacher technically - but I make up for it with enthusiasm.)
Even better, we met some people who have looms and are very interested in getting back to weaving. Hopefully a few of them will join our monthly weaving group.
I did knit a tiny amount. It was so fun with people coming and going that I didn't make much knitting progress. (Yes, I realize I should show you the new scarf I'm knitting! And I will!!)
I did not get to sit at this loom to weave, but I love that bench cover!!!
Hope you had a great Saturday too!
7 comments:
You live in an invigorating environment and I hope you keep that in mind. I cannot imagine the rich fiber tradition that is yours to enjoy, but I appreciate seeing it through your eyes. Thanks.
I thought about driving over there today - but, it was a bit far to drive both ways in one day.
I am glad you got to go...I wish we had a weaving group here...
Do let me know if they do something like this again - maybe I'll be able to plan and find some place to stay over...and get to spend some time around weavers!
This sounds like a great day! It is always very inspiring to see beautiful textiles, thank you for sharing this with us.
So glad you had a great time at the Open Studio-everything looks beautiful.
I almost came to visit, but I had the kids in the car so it was a no go! Love seeing all your weaving!
What a beautiful setting for a studio! How I wish I could have come to this event! How I wish more guilds could have a space like this!
Thank you for taking photos so we could all drool!
Definitely a GREAT Saturday! What a great bench also. I've been eyeing mine. One day it will need to change and the piano bench will just need to match!
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