The class room off the gallery
A seasoned amazing traditional weaver Bev trys out the saori loom wx60 loom and loves it.
Many spun on the there wheels….
wove…..
shared….. Bev brought her rug that she wove and a lovely traditional tapestry she wove. She is really excited about Saori weaving now.
Isa wore the most amazing piece! A shell and jacket she wove , designed and sewed.
Just look at this cool design!
she added a removable fastner.
Jennifer and others shared..
New weavers dropped by as well as talented experienced weavers . They shared stories too .Wonderful discussions were overheard
saori rodless shuttle etsy shop link to shuttle
I brought a Saori WX60 folding loom and the smaller the Saori piccolo loom
I received in the post a few days ago several amazing woven pieces from my talented friend and Saori weaver SUE .These are her weavings she sent to me to share at the Saori Kai. The photos at the kai came out fuzzy and dark but these pieces are so beautiful that I took these and I am posting photos of the pieces so you can see what all the praise at the kai was about!
On the left the grey and wine wool, on the right the happy cottons yardage with tab fringes!
Sue's spins and dyes much of her own yarns and weave with them in the weft. This is a lovely hand spun weft stole! i can not get the sparkles to show up in the photos. THANK YOU SUE THEY WERE A WONDERFUL INSPIRATION!
Sue's grey and wine wool yardage being passed around. You can see here they were oooed and awed over PROFUSELY . SUE YOUR PIECES ARE FANTASTIC!
Thank you Roberta for curating and installing the Fiber InForm show. I am glad you brought your Saori loom along to the Kai and wove too! I love your clasped weft!
Later in the afternoon the public dropped by , they learned about saori looms and some tried weaving for the first time. They also walked around the gallery and saw the show. I was way to busy to to stop and take more photos .
Thanks to all of you who came and participated.
It was a really fun and a lovely Saori sharing day!
Peaceful Weaving
Jill Nickolene
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