The last warp I put on my loom is nearing the end of weaving. The end of the cloth beam looks like this:
The warp was six meters long. With loom waste and finishing shrinkage, I will get a little less than six yards of fabric.
This particular section makes me very happy:
I love the way the thin strip of batik fabric, that I trimmed from a project piece, plays against the blue adding a bit of extra interest.
I also did one little project as a holiday gift. I am hoping she doesn't read my blog.
This little art quilt is just over 12 inches square. I am not sure it shows well on the photo, but I added some irridescent paint to give it a snowy sparkle effect. It was really a fast job because a certain muse named Abby said that I needed to get it done quickly. So on Tuesday night, I was up later than usual stitching away.
I hope to post again before the "big day" - but if I don't, Have a happy holiday, merry Christmas, peaceful Hannakuh and/or whatever holiday your celebrate. And if you don't celebrate, then have a great week, anyway!
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4 comments:
Great, great, great....weaving and small project. Love the batik inserted too. Lots of interest and texture from it. You did good. Merry Christmas!
Beautiful weaving, Gene, as always. Loving the little quilt!
Looks like you are having fun! Merry Christmas to you, too! - ;))
Oh I love the snowman piece. I'm sure the recipient loves it too!
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