A journal of my adventures in the fiber arts. I've played with different wool and fibers, plus different types of weaving, knitting, spinning, felting and more. I tend to gravitate toward primitive types of fiber projects.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Autumn Red Scarf on the Cricket
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This is a scarf woven for my son's friend at school who happens to be a girl. Since they've already exchanged gifts it's not a secret so I can post it. The scarf is about 4.5 inch by 72 inch. The yarn is Caron Simply Soft "Autumn Red" acrylic with a couple of strands of white acrylic for accent.
Here is the scarf on the Cricket rigid heddle loom. My son went with me to select the color and yarn. I warped it, started the first two inches and then he started weaving. He did a good portion of it over a couple of evenings, not bad for a kid who is 13 years old anyway. I had promised him we would not miss the deadline so I finished it for him when he had to go to an evening program at school.
So the next night we finished it, washed it, steam ironed it, wrapped it and put a bow on it. He gave it to her the next day. He says she liked it.
I promised him it would not look lame and I think we did good.
Have a Merry Christmas!
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3 comments:
Aw! Love is in the air...nice scarf
Could be love. He even combed his hair!
Before he buzzed it off with the clippers.
Not always sure about that boy.
Have a joyful day!
PEPPERMINT Candy, great colors & design!
Mary "Mac", Rigid Heddle Adventures
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