This was also woven on the backstrap loom, and I'm partial to photos of it in progress.
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eine Saite: a string
Ich bin eine Saite,
über rauschende breite
Resonanzen gespannt.
R.M. Rilke
über rauschende breite
Resonanzen gespannt.
R.M. Rilke
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- Spin-Off: Bedouin in the Big City (Spring 2012)
- Textile Society of America Symposium:Spin Artists, and How the Internet Fuels the Art Yarn Movement (2010)
- Fiberarts Magazine: Yarn, the Art of Twist (Spring 2011)
- Surface Design Association Newsblog: Creative Process (2010)
- Textile and Fiber Arts list (TAFA)
- My video channel - baltsoks
- Spin-Off: Spinning Art - Handspinning as Creative Expression (Fall 2009)
- Spinterview: Why Spin? (2009)
- Textile Society Symposium: Handspinning for Traditional Garments in Ladakh (2008)
- Knitty: Knitting in the Himalayas (2006)
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5 comments:
What a fantastic piece! I also love progress photos, and you've given me inspiration for what I might weave some day. Excellent!
Very, very cool!
Thanks, y'all. Hi Lynn! Nice to see you here :)
Hard to take it off the loom - your projects look beautiful in any stage of their creation - you might even stop wherever and it would still warm the cockles of my heart!
truly inspired and a beautiful weave. i love the time-imbued process, a gift of slowing-down "time" .. the backstrap loom appears to be like a perfect match for spindle-spun yarn, a lovely unison. Thanks for sharing Tracy xoMichelle
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