The end of the warp
unfurled from the saori loom
then fringes twisted
Our class time ran out all to soon but he will trim the loose ends after he soaks and hand washes and line drys his new Saori scarf at home. Congratulations! Mark, is still in physical therapy for his back after surgery but he still can weave on a Saori loom .
Happy INDEPENDENCE DAY every one!!!
A little bit of history... Did you know that the independence day is the correct term for the 4th of July ? Yes the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 2nd by only a few All the other signatures were done august 2nd so we celebrate it on the 4th but it actually was agreed upon back in 1776 to be called Independence Day!
Eileen is back and weaving on her long warp that will be used for a garment.
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me? I wound a warp for a mobious cowl scarf called " The Nile " I am doing it for the weave a long in my Ravelry group weaving in the SAORI way this is for the "Summer mystery WAL mobius cowl" thread .
Sparkling of the sunlight on the water, ( you can not see the gold metallic glints through out slubby cotton yarn in the photo)
Here are some members finished pieces for the WAL. I love the support and sharing that goes on in the virtual saori Kai in my ravelry group Ravelry cowl weave along thread here
TODAY JULY 4th I threaded and dressed MY SAORI PICCOLO out side in the gorgeous summer weather more about the piccolo loom here and started my Poirot scarf cowl ( Hercule Poirot Agatha Christie's Belgian Detective character ) she wrote DEATH ON THE NILE so that that is my inspiration for the summer mystery WAL. " Hastings my little grey cells tell me that something is very mysterious is missing in Egypt mom ami ".
A day to weave I am so happy!!!!
Peaceful weaving in the redwoods
Jill Nickolene
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