What's this? Don't ask. I have no idea how it ended up on my kitchen table.
I guess I really don't want to leave the house. Ever. Because I keep finding ways to amuse myself right here. And this latest addition is one that I thought about all last year. I have no idea what will come of this.
But if a 10 year old can do it...
9 comments:
i love this, because it means i get to live vicariously through you. i have seen so many absolutely gorgeous woven things on ravelry, and i'm psyched to see what comes off of your loom. (and i hear you on not wanting to leave the house. brrrrr!)
Fantastic! I've had a loom at the top of my wishlist for awhile now, too. It seems so much faster than knitting and makes such beautiful results.
I love that it's "made in the USA by Minnesota Craftspeople". That's the best. I wish I had time for more crafts - a loom would definitely be on the list... not that it would fit in my apartment!
Oooh, like the rooster, I can't wait to see all of the wonderful things you'll make ... because there's no way I'll be swinging a loom anytime soon.
Good luck with this new endeavor. I can't wait to see what magic you weave with this!
weaving! so now you can spin yarns to weave.. looking forward to seeing your adventures in this new craft.
oooooh you did it!
Yay! Minnesota Craftspeople are the best people:)
Hahahaha...10+ !!! Um...I have a Kromski 24 inch Rigid Heddle sitting here because I am afraid of using it. I don't know how to warp it and my brain is too tired to figure it out right now. But I do really really really want to learn to weave this year.
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