frosty mornings
January 16, 2012
bravely blooming
and while it is cold outside it’s a great excuse to spend time at the loom
still weaving pot holders, because using thrums as weft goes so-o slowly I’m weaving every second one with rags. This is my quick, easy way of cutting small amounts of rags. It works best with something like old sheeting.
roll the fabric into a very tight “sausage”. It has to be very firm, cut the desired width with a sharp blade.
voila! – rag rolls
seen on the top portion of the weaving.
the colours of frost
waiting for the suet, sorry this is blurry – I was cold and they were nervous
the Japanese plum is in bud!
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winter is visiting your garden, while you magically use up cloth. transformation, indoor and out.
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I love your pictures.
I like the blurry ones as well…not as great photographic art, but as a record of the feeling of the moment.
And sometimes, those blurry shots are great as colour inspirations.
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thanks Ruth, the birds don’t wait patiently . the female woodpecker comes all the time, her red-headed mate only occasionally
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