As a professional weaver, I'm in a constant state of changing what's on the loom: planning a project, dyeing yarn for the project, warping the loom with that new yarn, weaving, finishing, and so on. Blogging is a way for me to share the process, and a way for me to keep track of what I did when.
Please tell Sandra I went to her website and read (again) both of her Complex Weavers articles on parallel threading. They are brilliant & an excellent complement to my current explorations into Corris & echo.
That is such a beautiful picture, keep it up Sandra, sending all my good vibes in your direction and hope you get better real soon. Lots of love to you both
What a lovely smile! You are indeed loved,Sandra, including by those of us who have had to leave the weaving world and are kinda out of touch these days.
Great to see you smiling. Keep getting stronger. I'm remembering the wonderful booths you & Mike used to have at Stanford craft fairs & your beautiful weaving displays at Olive Hyde Gallery. Sending lot of love. Jean Thompson
What a great smile! Keep it up. Is that a custom huck lace blanket you are modeling? If you are trying to figure out how many shafts - then we know you are getting better. Love and hugs to both of you. xox Sheila & Bill
I'm delighted to see that smile. I trust Sandra will continue to improve.
ReplyDeleteHugs to both of you.
Please tell Sandra I went to her website and read (again) both of her Complex Weavers articles on parallel threading. They are brilliant & an excellent complement to my current explorations into Corris & echo.
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Nancy Hassel in New Hampshire
Hoping you continue to feel better!
ReplyDeleteJoyce LaVasseur
Sandra. I am so happy you have such a big smile in your latest blog entry. Wishing you the best in feeling better. Take care. Peace Patricia Martin
ReplyDeleteI’m so happy to see that smile! Best wishes for your continuing recovery.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to see that smile. Visualize and equally happy smile from here right back at her!
ReplyDeleteThat's a welcome sight. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a beautiful picture, keep it up Sandra, sending all my good vibes in your direction and hope you get better real soon. Lots of love to you both
ReplyDeleteHello Sandra! So lovely to see your smile. All our warmest wishes from Scotland, Cally x
ReplyDeleteOh thank goddess! You're loved, Sandra. Great to see you smile. Best wishes for continued recovery. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely smile! You are indeed loved,Sandra, including by those of us who have had to leave the weaving world and are kinda out of touch these days.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to log in and see that smile today! Hope you and Mike can feel the combined energy of weavers worldwide rooting for you. Much love, Amy
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ReplyDeleteGreat to see you smiling! Camille
Delighted to see your smile. Keep on getting better. You have lots of folks rooting for you.
ReplyDeleteSmiling right back at you!
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Great to see you smiling. Keep getting stronger. I'm remembering the wonderful booths you & Mike used to have at Stanford craft fairs & your beautiful weaving displays at Olive Hyde Gallery. Sending lot of love. Jean Thompson
ReplyDeleteWhat a great smile! Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteIs that a custom huck lace blanket you are modeling?
If you are trying to figure out how many shafts - then we know you are getting better.
Love and hugs to both of you.
xox
Sheila & Bill
Wonderful to see that lovely smile Sandra, as always! Sending good thoughts your way.
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You're looking good..continue working on getting stronger. I'm keeping the good thought for you.
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