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.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Spanish Lace SWSG
Tuesday of this week (11/22/2011) was the monthly meeting of Sacramento Weavers and Spinners Guild. November is the month that the Guild hosts mini-workshops on various crafts like dying, felting, basket weaving, spinning wheels, and rigid heddle weaving. I took the workshop on rigid heddle weaving with Robin Lynde. She taught us how to the warp rigid heddle loom, Italian Hemstitching, Danish Medallions, some warp floats/weft float technique and she showed me how to do the Spanish Lace technique! That's the sample I did in class up on my Cricket Rigid Heddle loom.
It was a good day!
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3 comments:
That's beautiful, Franco!
Isn't the Cricket a wonderful loom?
Have you seen Jane Patrick's book on the Rigid Heddle loom? It's full of awesome techniques. I think that you'd enjoy it.
Happy Weaving!
I really enjoy your blog posts. I love experimenting with my Cricket too but just don't seem to have the time because I flit from one project to another.
I understand. That's why it helps to keep a warp on the Cricket so you can grab it and go to work.
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