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Hey friends. I plan to leave instagram shortly so if you would like to reach me with cool things use my email address or come hang out on substack.

Working on a scarf inspired by the sakura blossoms of spring!

Finished a bunch of linen and silk weaving samples today.

Weaving fine linen (40/2) on a practice warp. This is some slow and gentle weaving.

The meditation shawl I wove in February. Plain weave, alpaca warp/merino weft.

I have a rule right now that I'm only allowed to weave out of my stash. Good thing I have these beautiful linen and silk yarns just waiting to go on the loom (I have no idea what project I bought them for - but I'm going to do some sampling with them.)

I haven't posted here in ages, but here's what I've been up to lately! Lots of #weaving but also some knitting and draft designing :)

My first two #tarot readings of the year are deeply harmonized with one another. The first reading (on the right) is from the full moon, the one on the left from today. I am clearly on a path with momentum, am not wrong about where I need to go next.

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