You can join in too if you have a loom.
On the Toika, cut-off grey cottolin warp that will become towels...after I unravel the mystery of the vertical lines that appeared when I wet-finished the sample.
On the baby wolf, a cut off white tencel warp. I'm changing from a summer and winter threading from a Susan Wilson workshop to an overshot threading for the remainder of my samples.
Hopefully "dully-colored cut-off warps" is just a snapshot in time, not a theme for 2011 for me!
Here's to a great year for all of us!
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Your studio looks like a great place to spend time this winter!
Get those looms busy! ;)
I guess that loom is the happiest in your house!!!
What a great tradition! Will have to get photos of my looms to post on my blog - perhaps that will spur me into getting some weaving done, finally!
Happy New Year!
Happy Newyear to you too! Isn't it a great tradition! seeing all those looms on blogs.
Oh, no, "dull" can be the best ever warps. There is so much that can happen to them!! I do wish I had a window like yours to gaze outside while weaving...
Because of your blog post I found out about photographing our looms. Fun, isn't it? Happy new year.
Your loom in front of those beautiful windows looks like a lovely place to work at your craft.
Happy 2011,
Lois
Your looms are beautiful!
Hello my friend.
Want to say a thousen thanks for your new years greetings.
Il haven been as good as I should to visit you the past autum. But that will change.
We have had a cold december with temperatures down to minus 34 degrees celsius.
Even the car was frozen....
But thats normaly here.
Today its only 5 degrees cold.
With best whises from Norway.
sorry for my bad english :))
Hugs Synnöve.
I'm playing catch up...it's so nice seeing your looms at the beginning of this new year. I'll be posting mine on Saturday!
Dull? A white warp is just a blank slate waiting to be filled! Or so I like to tell myself...
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