Major Pile Up in San Diego
That title ought to get us some Google action, eh? Actually, I did have a very nice drive down and back. Spring was evident the whole length of the state; orchards beginning to bloom, vineyards, orange groves, that very lovely green of alfalfa, and yes, rolling green hills.
There has been weaving:
I like this photo a lot, because it shows the looms in action, both upright and as a lap loom. It also shows Anna, truffle maker extraordinaire, Deanna, erstwhile hostess and program chair, and Judy is hidden! Judy? She who blogs last, laughs best :-).
We set up the looms:
Then started tying knots:
Which needed to be trimmed:
We worked (and ate) our way through two days. And the winner is?
Phil. We really did not have a contest on who could weave the most. But Phil wins. His partner Kristine?
Not so much. Can this marriage be saved?
There has been weaving:
I like this photo a lot, because it shows the looms in action, both upright and as a lap loom. It also shows Anna, truffle maker extraordinaire, Deanna, erstwhile hostess and program chair, and Judy is hidden! Judy? She who blogs last, laughs best :-).
We set up the looms:
Then started tying knots:
Which needed to be trimmed:
We worked (and ate) our way through two days. And the winner is?
Phil. We really did not have a contest on who could weave the most. But Phil wins. His partner Kristine?
Not so much. Can this marriage be saved?
2 Comments:
Remember. "Horrible Example", K?
That looks like it was fun! And so good to see those looms in action. Almost makes me wonder why I buy Mirrix looms. Hmm. I could actually use a very small sample loom. Again: Hmm.
lisa
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