Finally, some words and images to go along with the wonderful memories of my California sojourn to San Luis Obispo and Atascadero (where the workshop was held). I apologize for the lack of images, but I got so involved I forgot to take out my camera to show the outside of the wonderful straw bale barn, home to what looks like a working loom museum. What a fabulous resource and a great place to weave!
Each student arrived at the workshop with their loom warped with their Color Horoscope Weaving all ready to weave.
I am always amazed at the variety and inventiveness displayed by weavers. Don't you just want to try out one of those balls as a loom bench?
More to follow in upcoming post
I am always amazed at the variety and inventiveness displayed by weavers. Don't you just want to try out one of those balls as a loom bench?
More to follow in upcoming post
4 comments:
I'd always wondered about using my balance ball while weaving - it's great for spinning but I think it's too low for the loom. I may have to pick up another one. Exercise and weaving together - wonderful!
I didn't realize you were so close - if I'd known, and there'd been space, I'd have been there for sure.
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