Spectrum
Pure light is all colors.
Therefore, it has no hue.
Only when singleness is scattered
Does color appear.
Deng Ming~Dao
Do you remember seeing this loom back in October? I was using it to demonstrate at the Fryeburg Fair. I had finished all but the fringe during that week.
In my effort to destash, I decided that I was going to sell this loom, as I really do not use it very much. However, really wanting the ruana that I had envisioned, I set about getting the second shawl finished before I had to meet the woman that had purchased the loom……which meant I had two days to get the second shawl and the joining finished……..eekk! As you can see from the picture, one shawl is done on top of the other shawl, then they are joined to the 1/2 way point and finally the 2 remaining sides bound off.
This is one finished item that definitely needed to be shown on a person to be appreciated. Modeling the front view, much to her dismay as she was in her "spinning" attire (not the same spinning we do…LOL), is my oldest daughter Stacey. The back view is me.
It was hard to weave, holding 3 strands of dark colored yarn, but all in all, I am pleased with how it came out.
It has been a busy few weeks here and promises to get even busier with 2 litters of puppies coming in a few weeks. Stay tuned for my "B" pictures!
The Woolen Rabbit 
Hi, I just wanted to tell you that you make beautiful things. I really like them.
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Hi, I just wanted to tell you that you make beautiful things. I really like them.
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OOooooh – puppies! I’m anxious for those pictures!
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OOooooh – puppies! I’m anxious for those pictures!
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Oh no, puppies. Every time you post those cute animal pictures, I squeal until people ask me what’s wrong.
The ruana looks gorgeous, I don’t really understand what I’m not supposed to ask about. Wasn’t it hard to give up that loom after making something so nice on it?
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Oh no, puppies. Every time you post those cute animal pictures, I squeal until people ask me what’s wrong.
The ruana looks gorgeous, I don’t really understand what I’m not supposed to ask about. Wasn’t it hard to give up that loom after making something so nice on it?
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I Love your projects! Your work is so beautiful. I always learn something new when I visit your site. Thanks!
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I Love your projects! Your work is so beautiful. I always learn something new when I visit your site. Thanks!
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So very pretty!
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So very pretty!
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Your ruana came out beautiful! I sure do love your work!
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Your ruana came out beautiful! I sure do love your work!
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The ruana looks beautiful, Kim. And I can’t wait to see new puppies! 🙂
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The ruana looks beautiful, Kim. And I can’t wait to see new puppies! 🙂
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Lovely. Regrets? I admire your work, in both respects, letting the loom free into the wild, and setting the shawl free to be worn.
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Lovely. Regrets? I admire your work, in both respects, letting the loom free into the wild, and setting the shawl free to be worn.
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Your ruana is lovely! The colors are so calming, I imagine you must love wrapping yourself in them.
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Your ruana is lovely! The colors are so calming, I imagine you must love wrapping yourself in them.
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What a beautiful shawl!! Puppies…more puppies? Can’t wait;-)
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What a beautiful shawl!! Puppies…more puppies? Can’t wait;-)
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Lovely shawl! Beautiful colors. And yes, let’s get to those puppies.
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Lovely shawl! Beautiful colors. And yes, let’s get to those puppies.
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Gorgeous!!!
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Gorgeous!!!
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So beautiful, the ruana and the lovely daughter! It’s refreshing to see something other than knits. Colors I would have chosen, too!
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So beautiful, the ruana and the lovely daughter! It’s refreshing to see something other than knits. Colors I would have chosen, too!
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The shawl is lovely. Looking forward to puppies!
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The shawl is lovely. Looking forward to puppies!
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