Showing posts with label woven coat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woven coat. Show all posts
09 June 2013

A day in the Garden

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Today was the Artist’s Day at the Pegg Garden, and it was really fun. When I left home the weather looked great, but before I got to the g...
08 June 2013

If I tried to put all this in my daytimer…

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… I’d need an extra page. So here's what I've done so far: I got the motorhome cleaned, scrubbed, and smudged with incense. Put ...
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04 June 2013

Artist’s Day at the Garden

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I’ve been staggeringly busy getting ready for Artist’s Day at the Pegg Garden , which is this coming Sunday (won’t you please come out and s...
05 February 2013

The coat, on a person. Me, in fact.

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I wore it when I drove to get the mail and take my library books back … yep, it works. :)
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04 February 2013

Hand woven wool coat: completed

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It’s done. :) This is: approximately 3 pounds of yarn five hours of loom preparation around eleven hours of weaving ...
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03 February 2013

All the pieces

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I warped the loom today for the sleeves and got them woven – yep, all in one day. I started warping midmorning and was weaving by just after...
01 February 2013

Coats have *two* sleeves.

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Math and I, we are not best friends. Today I got the second body panel finished, the hood woven, and one sleeve …  I didn’t put enough war...
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31 January 2013

The first coat, underway

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I got the loom threaded and sleyed today, and started weaving the first ‘body piece’ of the coat. It’s woven in two big pieces, left side an...
30 January 2013

It’s not as complicated as it seems

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The following opinion may be blasphemous but I'll say it anyway: I don't think there is anything particularly 'mysterious' a...
27 January 2013

Weaving with wool

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The wool saddle blanket sample project is on the loom at long last: it took about two hours to wind on the warp, all 37” wide, then another ...
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22 January 2013

Unveiling the New Venture

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I mentioned a new venture a little while back … some new equipment I acquired with an eye towards using it as a means of generating some rev...
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