cosmicpluto knits!

What’s the pink yarn at the bottom of the second picture? I obviously don’t know anything about weaving except that one direction is warp and the other is weft but which is which?

I made your Thermal sweater for myself. It was my first adult sized sweater…and I’m a big lady! But I finished it the other day and it is light but warm and I’ve received lots of compliments on it.

Wow! It’s gorgeous!

This scarf is really pretty! Love the color!
How long did takes to made this?

Congratulations! Weaving is such a fun…

how do you know which size loom to buy? is the inches for length or width?

It’s such a gorgeous shade of green! I love it!

It’s very pretty Laura! If you are worried about how much you waste on the front and back of the loom, you can use “waste yarn” – small pieces tied onto each warp strand at the front and back. It allows you to weave right to the edge of your actual warp. And you can leave the waste yarn on the loom, sleyed through the reed, and then just tie your next project to the waste yarn. Keeps you from having to sley again. I hope that is making sense…..here is an example: http://blog.sweetgeorgiayarns.com/2006/06/not-my-loom/

That is gorgeous! I was just yesterday thinking that I’d love to learn how to weave. I’ll add it to the “someday” list.

I didn’t know looms came in such small, managable sizes! How much more tempting when I know I don’t have to dedicate a room of the house in order to be able to weave!

Man, that’s pretty! I used to weave but sold my loom when I moved to New York. I can see myself getting sucked in again sometime soon.

Go for a blanket! Why think small?

This is seriously awesome! Let’s see, I started knitting, then learned to cross stitch, then embroider, now crochet, drop spinning, sewing…I have very little time to do any of them on a regular basis, but…I want to learn to weave now…. Nooooooooo!

Beautiful!

I’m taking a weaving class at Webs this summer, and I’m so excited to decide on a rigid heddle loom to purchase. What width is yours? Are you happy with that width?

It’s absolutely beautiful – I love all those light greens. I can’t wait to see the finished object.

What a beautiful green, and how fun to have an instant-gratification project

This is amazing! Now I really want a little loom. I did an apprenticeship with a weaver who had me stuck up in the attic, untangling yarn on these giant looms, all by myself, every Saturday for several months. Then I quit and thought I hated weaving… until this post!

Hmm..

What a beautiful wrap. The color is amazing!

You can weave, too? Goodness, you’re talented!

Yeah! Up with RH weaving!! I just finished a scarf today, I used Elsebeth Lavold’s Silky Wool. Now I’m inspired to blog about it.

Gorgeous scarf/wrap! I think you should do a whole rainbow’s worth, what an awesome accessory. I wear mine ALL the TIME.

that is really pretty! i was recently given a loom, i think it is called an “inkle” loom. you may have just inspired me to clear out a space for it in my house and do something. thanks!

Lovely wrap…You inspire me to try new things. Thanks

Woah, that is so pretty! That project made me consider learning to weave for a moment.

It’s beautiful. Weaving is the thing I want to do way more than spinning. This is not helping me avoid that lure.

And the cashlana–purrr.

sigh…
you have to stop making such beautiful things…
now I want a loom too!
this is just gorgeous!

WOWZERS. I have gotten more hits from you linking me than I did when I was on Stash and Burn, in the Classic Elite Newsletter…on the the Blueprint blog…crazy. Thanks!

i love that loom! where did you purchase it from? and what size is it?

I love all the greens!

Weaving is one of the things I haven’t tried yet, so it is interesting to see what other people have made.

Like the Pied Piper you are! I ordered a loom, hopefully it will be here by my vacation. I see stash busting in my future! Everything you have made is gorgeous! I hope I take to weaving as well as you have!

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