Fitting a custom " Uniquely you" dress form cover for a student at Saori Santa Cruz.
In Saori we encourage students to design there own pieces with there own hand woven Saori fabrics.
Ok now Shar needs to go home and get a person to help with the squishing and zipping it up on the foam body core. A TWO PERSON JOB .
Look what arrived this week, my new Columbine yellow spinning wheel . I had one but sold it this spring and then missed it to teach on , so I ordered this new yellow one . I am all about yellow right now.
Super happy to have one in my spinning wheel herd again.
SPEAKING OF SPINNING WHEELS I love my Louet art yarn flyer! I have it on a Louet S17 wheel and I cardered a new ART YARN batt of my hand dyed fleeces, and it is really looking fantastic! The flyer spins like a dream!
Roberta makes precious metals clay beads( my photo turned out blurred) so no visuals to share .
Garnet finished a few SAORI pieces and showed us her stone sculptures in her home and her lamp work glass work beads.
It was a mini Saori Kai (sharing) and wonderful vist at Garnetts home.
Eye sight is so important, I have worn glasses since the age of 5 , I should have had them even earlier . I went to have tests and a new perscription at my optometrist Dr Daly Tuesday.
Going back to a part of the office I had not seen before was this 14" wide SECRET door leading to a narrow beautiful atrium I was enthralled had to stop and take photos.When I was as a child growing up in a small town in Ohio (5 generations from same town) there were many old homes, hotels, and historical place to fascinate my childhood. Even the home I grew up in was over 200 yrs old with double thick red brick made on the sight. this narrow passage way stopped me abruptly and i appoligized but said," I must photograph this before the tests!"
The secret mini door ( 14" wide) at the office.
Back at the studio I soaked and washed my saori yardage
this is my "empty bobbins 2" woven fabric washed and drying in the sun on the railing.
peaceful weaving in the redwood
Jill Nickolene
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