I have been missing in action for a bit. I am sorry. Sometimes I just need to have a quiet time. I was housesitting so I wasn't able to work on quilts. Why? The couple I sit for has pets so I didn't want the sharp objects (pins, rotary cutters) around to place the fur babies at risk.
I did some spinning and weaving.
I used one of my yarn singles to make this coil yarn.
This yarn will add some fun textures when it is woven into fabric.
I also wove a big lovely piece of fabric that is a combination of silk, wool and cotton fibers. There are three pictures and you still won't see all of it. I told you it is a big piece.
Then my friend Vicki posted some hand dyed gradient fabrics in her
Etsy shop that had been out of stock.
I bought this one:
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Red Sunset 1/2 yard |
and this one:
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Appalachian Sunset 1/2 yard |
My goal is to actually USE these gradient fabrics rather than "saving" them because they are too pretty to cut. Ha ha, wish me luck.
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3 comments:
That's a beautiful piece that you've woven! Your fabric is in the mail and ready for your rotary cutter.
Gorgeous fabrix (and yarn), Gene. Hope you use the fabric. I know too well how hard that can be!
Gorgeous BIG weaving! Enjoy the pretty fabric, cutting and all. ;)
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