Posted by Peg in South Carolina
Laura Fry has so many wonderful posts recently that I would have to post them all. So, just go to her blog, Weaving a Life, and check them all out.
Crackle (Finally) and the Shawl -- Sleeping Dog Weaving
End-Feed Shuttles
Weaving Magic – Stitch
A new idea for warp packing material
Another Home Run for Ikea -- Shirley Treasure
Collaboration -- The Weaving Diva
First Wood Scarf Finished and the "S" Word -- Sandra's Loom Blog
Color Possibilities with Shadow Weave -- Unravelling
16 Straight -- Weaverly
A Finished Fabric -- Renee Weaves!
The following two posts from Leigh’s Fiber Journal should be read together, as the first is a prelude to the second.
Good Ol' Plain Weave
Plain Weave Shawl
One Quarter -- Cyber Fiber Scriber
Colours and Thoughts on Looms -- Dot's Fiber to Fabric
Close Up Colour and Weave -- Dot's Fibre to Fabric
Weaving a Way to Wellness -- Weaving a Life (Salt Spring Weaving)
Actual Weaving -- Deep End of the Loom
What I Wove with the Silk I Dyed -- Hamblecampbell
Second Scarf is Inches Away from Being Done -- Centerweave
Pattern Drafting -- Weave4Fun
Look at Me Warping -- Taueret
Tell Me of This Sounds Crazy -- The String and I
E's Just a "Wittle" Loom -- Straight of the Goods
Sett -- Tien's Blog
The following post excellent, very detailed review of these looms, worth saving even if you think you might not ever use one, 'cuz you just never know......
Rigid Heddle Loom Review -- River City Weaves
Purses and Change -- Curious Weaver
Best Laid Plans -- Kindred Threads
Tree Scarves -- Avalanche Looms
Guild Exchange -- The Open Shed
Geoff's Scarf -- Fibres of Being
COLOR INSPIRATION
A feast for the eyes; lots of color inspiration here
Van Gogh and the Colors of Night Colour and Design Blog
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
I read this as a weaver, and it is so applicable. Tip of the hat to Valerie for this.
How to Live Life to the Max with Beginner's Mind -- Zen Habits
Related Post: Recent Posts from Other Blogs (April 25, 2008))
"Recent Posts from Other Blogs" was written by Margaret Carpenter for Talking about Weaving and was originally posted on September 23, 2008. © 2008 Margaret Carpenter aka Peg in South Carolina
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