So after the lovely free exhibition that was on in the Padrera last year I shouldn’t complain about having to pay to get into the Picasso museum…(mmm, it’s not the money that bothers me, it’s the queues and pickpockets – but I’ll stop with the negative waves).
In particular the exhibition is of images from the [...]
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Rebirth – in gentle golds and soft wools
Posted in Cotton, Dyeing, Felting, Weaving, handmade, handwoven, wool, tagged amber, belt, klimt on November 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So after a lot of debate I decided to get back to what I love – colour and structure. Klimt had more than a small hand in the influences for this belt, but I have to say, I’ve not taken one photo that actually does this justice. It is such a gorgeous blend of warm [...]
Crochet Mad! (but especially to go with a woven shawl)
Posted in Felting, General Mess Making, Ireland, crochet, handmade, shawl pin, wool, tagged Etsy Shop on October 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
It has been a bit depressing, looking at all the beautiful things on Etsy and looking at the pile of scarves I need to get finished, the 2 baby blankets and all my shawl flower pins that have been carefully wrapped in plastic awaiting finishing – but, I’m getting there!
Hannah has been co-operating this weekend, [...]
Industrial Revolution, Spinning Jenny…and Why fairies need scarves
Posted in Dyeing, Weaving, handwoven, wool, tagged Arkright's Mill, handwoven, Industrial revolution, Masson Mill, Quarrybank mill, raw silk, scarf, silk, weaving mills on October 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So, after a lot of family drama, we eventually made it over to England to visit Hannah’s great-granny Violet, meet up university friends whom we’ve not seen in almost 15 years, and then up to the north, to see Matt’s parents. “Too much (non-relevant) information” for a weaving blog? Well it turned out to be more of [...]
Family project: Flowers, pom-poms and Glockenspiel-bangers
Posted in crochet, handmade, shawl pin, wool on January 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
What to do when time is short, looms are not set up and you have lots of loom wastage from expensive wool? The answer is learn to crochet…(or have a mum who is a master crocheter!)
This turned into a real family project; My mum crocheting and trying to explain to me how to do it [...]
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