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Category: Textiles
Post #3090: In which I catch my breath
Last weekend I finished a new top, pictured above. It’s the Cashmerette Webster top/dress – which I made a muslin of back in early December to see if I would like it better as a dress or a top. Top won – and I… Continue Reading “Post #3090: In which I catch my breath”
Post #3089: The next thing
In the world of making stuff, there is always the next thing. And you never know what it’s going to be. What’s the next thing that will capture your interest to the degree required to learn everything about it and dive in to a… Continue Reading “Post #3089: The next thing”
Post #3087: Coast Salish textiles
I’ve been taking advantage of my city things this past week, last night’s adventure being a trip with friends to the Museum of Anthropology to see the exhibition of Coast Salish blankets that is currently on display. The feature photo on this post are… Continue Reading “Post #3087: Coast Salish textiles”
Post #3078: More on learning to weave
I anticipate a lot of weaving in my near future. Not only that, I anticipate a lot more methodical approaches, experiments and fine-tuning of my skills – because I think that I might actually be heading towards a solid base of knowledge at this… Continue Reading “Post #3078: More on learning to weave”
Post 3073: Sketchy sketching
The smoke on the BC coast cleared this weekend. After two weeks of nicotine-coloured light and a smoke ceiling emanating from the interior fires – we can see blue sky with normal clouds passing over again, and we even had a bit of rain… Continue Reading “Post 3073: Sketchy sketching”
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