I am always interested at the hightened awareness that comes with learning something new. I am following Jude Hill's
"Considering Weave" and last night I found myself analysing the mat on the floor in the background of a television programme. an interesting diagonal weave. This morning Ines Seidel had a link to an older post on
weaving plastic bags

and
Sri Threads had an explanation this wonderful woven sleeping mat.

Here are my own first efforts.
and my little loom.
I made these pieces while being glued to the Tour de Yorkshire, sorry
Tour de France. What a wonderful spectacle. So disappointed for
Mark Cavendish but the rest of it was spectacular.
2 comments:
It looks like you're having a lot of fun with Jude's new course, I love the pieces you've created so far and the little loom is so sweet, I wonder if you can buy such small ones for travelling.
This is a bit serendipitous - I've just finished giving someone a mini tutorial on weaving with plastic bags!! Your home-made box loom looks great, but if you would like to borrow a little wooden loom ( Made by Spears as a toy but a loom's a loom!), let me know.
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