Washed and hard pressed. Still work to do. To prepare it for hanging.
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- Peg in South Carolina
- South Carolina, United States
- I have been weaving since 1999. I enjoy designing the things I weave and love to explore possibilities. When feasible I prefer dyeing my own yarns. I use primarily natural fibers, mostly fine silks, but am not averse to weaving with synthetics.
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- ART PIECE 4: AT THE FINISH LINE
- ART PIECE 4: NEARING THE END
- WRITING A PIECE FOR COMPLEX WEAVERS JOURNAL
- RECENT POSTS FROM OTHER BLOGS
- ART PIECE 4: WEAVING CONTINUES BUT NOT QUICKLY
- WEAVING AND COUTURE SEWING
- ART PIECE 4: I'VE CHANGED MY MIND (AGAIN)
- DESIGNING AS YOU GO
- NOW WHAT DO I DO?
- CRACKLE DISH TOWELS: WEFT CALCULATIONS
- ART PIECE 4: WEAVING BEGINS
- CRACKLE DISH TOWELS: WARP CALCULATIONS
- LINKS TO RECENT POSTS FROM OTHER BLOGS
- ART PIECE 3 "FINISHED"
- CRACKLE DISH TOWELS: GETTING READY TO DO THE MATH
- ART PIECE 4: FALSE START
- CUTTING OFF: PART III
- CUTTING OFF: PART II
- CUTTING OFF: PART I
- CRACKLE DISH TOWELS: MORE ON YARN CHOICES
- ART PIECE 3: REACHING THE END
- CRACKLE DISH TOWELS: CHOOSING THE YARN
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7 comments:
I think it really looks great will you hang it verticle or horizontal? Were you ever able to see the brazilian weaver's blog with all of his wall hangings?
Yes. Yes, that one's my favorite. Please give us a step-by-step of hanging preparations. I'm curious about that.
Deep End, I will hang it vertical. No, I never did see the blog.
Leigh, I am now procrastinating. That's a sure sign of how stupid I feel. I've bought some rods, some paint. The paint is the wrong color. Anyway, I will give details.........sometime.........
Lovely!!!! Looking forward to seeing pictures of this hung. And like everyone else can't wait to see how you did hang it.
bspinner, thank you. As for the hanging, we shall see.
Good morning Miss Peg,
Gosh, you've made it so difficult to choose a favorite out of the triptych.
This one, has such subtle symmetry and a more delicate feel to me.
The first, brought to my mind a sunset on the water --very organic; the second, the glowing light from windows in a city --more architectural; this last one makes me think of the kind of organic architecture that one finds in honeycomb, or in the view of farmlands from an airplane, or the organic look of a handmade rope bridge.
The structure and symmetry are there, but they enhance the whole -- rather than being the whole.
Hmm.... I think I just spotted my favorite!
Lovely!
Jane
Jane, thank you. In the back of my mind is a plan to take the idea in the second more architectural one and play with it in another piece.
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