Posted by Peg in South Carolina
We Have Lost a Giant - Weaverly
OK, I've got another favorite this week. Stephanie Ablett, who, by the way is only 25, has done a remarkable 4-shaft weave. What is amazing is that she both knows that it is remarkable and knows that there are problems with her execution. I see the possibility of a brilliant future for her and look forward to following her work.
Bubbles, Bobbles and Bright Beautiful Colors – Weavermania Productions
Laura's done it again--a series of top-notch posts simply not to be missed. Some are on technical issues, but scattered in there are important musings on weaving for profit. Go to her blog and read them all.
Weaving a Life (Laura Fry)
When Things Go Wrong -- The Weaving Studio
But here things have definitely gone right! + an interesting idea for hanging yardage for photography
Amethyst Ombre Scarf Part II -- The Weaving Studio
Lessons from my Early Warps -- The Straight of the Goods
Autumn -- Shuttle Pilot
New Weaver -- Weave Geek
Wet-finished Sample -- Tien's Blog
Crackle pop! – Centerweave
A 2nd Little Space Dyed Blanket -- Leigh's Fiber Journal
All about a hat from Cyber Fiber Scriber
Mondrian Over Easy
The Story of the Hat
Winding with Spider -- Curiousweaver
Here's What's Next -- Sandra's Loom Blog
Blink of the Eye -- Sampling
Woven Texture Shirley Treasure
Another new loom ready to weave on
"Spring"-ing into Action -- Thrums
Here is the beginning of a new, and lovely, project on t’katch. This is going to be a very ineresting one to follow, especially it follows along with Leigh's posts on Summer and Winter.
Impromptu Greens
Itty Bitty Gaps
There's No Such Thing as Coincidence
And here are Leigh's latest posts on Summer and Winter from her blog Leigh’s Fiber Journal
Summer & Winter: A Basic Definition
Summer and Winter Threading
Profile Drafts
Summer & Winter: Tie-up
Skeleton Tie-ups
The Question Is...... -- Grandma's Flower Garden
Intellectual Property -- Constance Rose Textile Design
To Block or Not to Block -- Unravelling
them that can’t, organize – Taueret
Ideas Come from the Strangest Places – Weaverly
Perhaps a Sara Lamb workshop at SOAR has produced a new weaver?
Dead Tired...with a Cold -- Three Sheeps to the Wind
Weaving Spirit is back at work and I am delighted!
Invention is the Mother of Necessity -- Weaving Spirit
The Guru Syndrome -- The Painter's Keys
2 comments:
I always enjoy your links. I have visited everyone that would load, and am jump started and inspired for another week. Wonderful.
Thank you, Cherri. Were there many that would not load? By the way, I cannot comment on your blog because it tells me I have to register to comment and I cannot figure out how to register.
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