Progress Report

[ursulas_alcove]

Custom Dye for a client, Cherry Red.


The triangle loom
Shawl #60




Half way finished, green shawl (Shawl #61)


Coming up next, winding yarn, shopping for a computer online since Apple is closed to walk-up traffic, writing out cards, and maybe, just maybe, I'll find time for a shower. Laundry would probably be a good thing to do too. Groceries have been obtained and other errands. My life is driven by what my cat needs. Today it was kitty litter. Too many yarn choices makes it hard to decide what to weave next on the tri-loom. And I haven't shot a video in forever! I was able to pick fresh celery for dinner tonight. I have the leeks and celery covered for winter. At the end of December I'll tally the totals for the year. Something to look forward to.

Comments

[haertstitch]

that is a brilliant red!
one of the sweaters I chose to keep today
was because it was red.
the trilooms look fun do you have a long heddle hook for weaving or do you use a afghan hook?
:)

Congratulations on the computer grant!
it'll be so great when you have a new computer

I did good I didn't check the seams to see
if I could rip any of the sweaters up for yarn
but none of them had yarn I'd want to keep
though cotton is useful.. grin

[altamira16]

That triangle loom is so cool. I did not know there was any such thing.

Fun

[ursulas_alcove]

No hooks are needed. I just use my hand. The absolute last thread, I use a locker hook or a crochet hook. My picture shows me crocheting the edges to give it a more polished look. Effectively, one continuous strand is used still attached to the ball. You are weaving with loops, creating both warp and weft.