It was amazingly easy to set up, and within 10 minutes, it was ready.
I decided to try and stick with a few colors that matched a beautiful hand-spun thick and thin yarn that I spun last Spring. The poor yarn has been moved around my workshop all year. I never found the perfect project for it, until now......
I started the weaving one evening once the weekend settled down and finished it bright and early the next morning. Since I am using it for a table runner, I folded the ends over and gave them a quick stitch on my sewing machine, it was quite fun cutting off the fringe.
I am thrilled with the "visual movement" on the weft sections that I used the thick and thin yarn. It gave me some ideas that I want to try out on future weavings, but for now I will write the ideas down in a note book since my brain seems to be stuffed with fiber ideas. The loom is ready for another weaving and I'm excited to see what magic occurs when I get the chance to settle myself down in front of my new toy!
Thanks for stopping by....
Kelly
Your runner is a work of art. Love it.. I love all the texture you have added with the many different kinds of art yarn.. Your new loom is lovely. Hugs Judy
ReplyDeleteOoooo Kelly, your runner is B-E-A-utiful! I really love everything about it.. looking forward to seeing more!
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything about looms :) but it has a lovely glow to it, and doesn't look as scarily complicated as looms often do. The fact that it was such a quick set up is wonderful.. you could get straight down to playing :)
xx
A very productive new toy! The result looks good - it's always useful to get textural help from a yarn..
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