On the Wall and Onward

At last, my latest made it off the loom and onto the wall of my office/studio. It did not make it to New Mexico for the Ghost Ranch show. I am kind of glad since I am enjoying looking at it and my walls seem bare over here. I am loving working with this Lincoln yarn. It is entirely different than the other yarns I normally use for a wall hanging or weaving a rug. Tapetes de Lana in Moro, New Mexico is a wonderful place to spend some time watching the process of the wool spun to a delightful product such as this. Go visit them if you have the chance. You will be glad you did.

Fresh Off the Loom

I had my doubts when I started this, but as it rolled off of the loom I was pretty happy with it. I am going to have to name this one something like "My New Mexico". I am counting the days until we leave next Friday. I can't wait to see my friends in New Mexico and feel those 50 degree nights.

On the Loom

Well, I have finally figured out a plan to get this weaving off of the loom and up on the wall. I start and then I have a better idea. So much has happened this month that everything, including my sense of color is all mixed up. Onward, and I already can't wait to put the next one on the warp.