I'm never a very good blogger in the summertime, and this year I was totally MIA. I'll give you a hint what I did do during the summer:
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October 02, 2010
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One Person's Art is Another One's Craft...
There was a HUGE Arts & Crafts fair in Central MN this past weekend. Something like 675 vendors and thousands of visitors. Uff-da.
Anyhoo, I have finished knitting the bits and pieces of The-Sweater-which-shall-not-be-named. Time to block, but I just had to get a little color in my life so here's the beginnings of the Tulip Sweater. I had to read the pattern a couple times and knit the first color (pink) before it really made sense. Now I'm addicted.
And then I managed to find time to warp and start weaving on the 24" Kromski Rigid Heddle loom I bought last year. I'm hoping it will turn out nice so I can put the shawl into the pool of prayer shawls at church. So far so good. The first pict is of the warping process which included rethreading the beam ties and eating a lot of brownies, medicinal, of course.
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- Her Royal Highness the Wool Princess lives in a kingdom far, far away (Minnesota) with her loyal subjects (husband, daughter, cat, and dog). Whilst maintaining the prosperity of the kingdom (working) and seeing to the health and development of her subjects (cooking and cleaning) the Wool Princess finds time to support the arts (knitting and spinning).
