 Rising or Falling? (detail in progress) I don't know what to say about the little tapestries I'm weaving right now.   Palette Box by Henry C. Edwards (HCEArtificery on Etsy)  Thought Bubbles; wool warp and weft; natural dyes; 41/2" x 4" ©Sarah C. Swett 2016  Weft Faced Indigo.  So I guess I'll just hold on tight and let them go where they will.  Yarn Over Idaho ©Sarah C. Swett 2016
Sarah
2/24/2016 10:27:44 am
Thanks Rebecca! Me too. Giggling is good.
Linda
2/23/2016 06:36:15 pm
You don't have to say anything---- they speak for themselves!
Sarah
2/24/2016 10:28:34 am
Thanks Linda. I can't ask for more than that.
Patti Kirch
2/23/2016 11:17:20 pm
Looking forward to summer and the Palouse Fiberfest classes and your show at the Pritchard Gallery in Moscow, Idaho! I'll speed dial in for the Katazome and Bag on a Box selections.
Sarah
2/24/2016 10:30:10 am
And I can't wait to see you here in the glorious green of June, Patti, and even more, can't wait to see what marvelous things you've made and drawn and woven and painted since last I saw you.
Ann
2/25/2016 05:22:12 pm
I just have to say how much I love your little tapestries. They bring me a sense of peace after a very crazy day. I'm wondering--what kind of loom did you use for these little tapestries? I can only imagine how delightful the loom is in order to achieve such sweet tapestries. Thank you for your inspiration.
Sarah
2/26/2016 10:23:55 am
Hello Ann, What a wonderful thing to hear about these little works. They make me feel peaceful too -- other than when I fret about how different they are from most of my previous work, and how differently they grow on the loom. But of course that is also part of the delight. My loom, by the way, is a simple tensioned frame made out of galvanized/ black pipe. These little tapestries were woven on one made of 1/8" pipe. More info/ directions and dimensions are in a couple of previous blog posts in the category "vague Instructions".
Ann
2/26/2016 12:50:58 pm
Hi Sarah, Comments are closed.
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