I designed a bunny for Lion Brand, using the Martha Stewart loom (which I love) 😀
and, the bunny pattern is now available, freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee on the Lion Brand website.
Here’s the link: Bunny pattern
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Happy weaving! and happy bunny fun! 😀
I am working on a series of woven piece, called, ‘Woven Women’.
Here is my most recent Woven Woman, ‘Dreaming the Well’.
I wove her on a peg loom.
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Here she is, with the weaving complete, still on the pegs of the loom.
And, then, I got out my felting needles and spent many, many, many hours, felting the details onto her:
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And here are some closer looks.
She’s 27 inches tall by 17 inches wide (69 cm by 43 cm).
Unfortunately, my camera messes with the colors and makes the edges harsher… the felting does soften things up very nicely.
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The images are based on meditations, dreams and just whatever wanted to be woven at that moment.
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I keep promising to show more of the Woven Women pieces, so I will post more pics of them throughout the next few days, so stay tuned!
Mustn’t leave without giving credit to my daughter in law, for many of the handspun yarns in ‘Dreaming the Well’: LINK
And, as always…. go gently and with joy! 😀
You can use spool knitted cords to decorate and embellish your crochet in a million different ways.
One way to do a thicker spool knitted or i cord is to use several strands of yarn held together.
And, if you don’t have a spool knitter, not to worry! You have your fingers!
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I have made a video tutorial on how to make a spool knitted cord on just 3 of your fingers.
It works great!
🙂
Here’s the video tutorial:
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