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Just off the loom. |
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Rotating this to make a bag. |
I
have the amazing wealth of awesome people around me who are enablers. I showed interest in weaving and weavers came
out of the woodwork! A marvelous weaver
took me under her wing and started me weaving on a portable loom of hers. I got excited about this new thing I could do
and made my first real loom woven fabric.
I thought of things it could be and decided a bag would be great. It’s been off the loom a while and not become
the bag, partly because I’m not sure how to do it without ruining it and maybe partly
because once it’s a bag it can’t be other things. I WILL finish this bag. In the meantime awesome weavers keep encouraging me. One found a larger loom which
it is now living in my living room. Just
need to get some warp on and start trying some things out…
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