A tapestry loom! I learned a lot, and I think I might be able to use this in my fiber art. Not sure how yet.
This is basically me experimenting, and I’ve decided it’s going to be a bookmark.
While I have you, enjoy the blooming of my Christmas Cactus!
How fun!! It’s so fun to watch artists do things I’ve never done:)
Your Christmas cactus is beautiful! None of mine have even a bud. I’m glad I got to enjoy yours:)
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Your Chritmas cactus is beautiful. I am very interested in your loom. I hope you get really into it and post lots of pictures.
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I think I’m going to weave yarn remnant placemats, like your blanket.
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I have an old picture frame that hasn’t got a glass. I’m planning on turning the frame into a loom. I’d like to weave big rectangle pieces and sew them into a cardigan/robe of sorts. I’m not sure which century this might happen… Your Christmas cactus is very beautiful.
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That’s a great idea! It’s a very handy and diy approach. You have so much yarn, too. I’m thinking about weaving placemats out of yarn remnants, sort of like mildlygranola’s blanket.
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Placemat is a great idea too. It’s a great way to use yarn remnants. I should maybe weave something smaller first before even thinking about a cardigan. I’ve only done bookmarks and bracelets so far. It’s great fun though!
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Very cool tapestry loom! So looking forward to seeing what you make with it – you are so artistic! And your Christmas cactus is gorgeous!
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Thanks!
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Well I’m still playing catch-up on blog posts from having no WiFi for a week. I look forward to seeing how this progresses. I’ve seen some lovely things woven on looks like this and then attached to some drift wood at the top and bottom as a wall hanging. I keep meaning to have a go one day.
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*looms like this
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Very cool, Alissa, enjoy your ne paw toy and your cactus!!
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