Monday, October 19, 2015
Episode 4: Rhinebeck 2015 Recap with Emily
Show Notes
Ravelry
Blog
Etsy
YouTube
My friend Emily's Ravelry
Rhinebeck: New York Sheep and Wool Festival
Gale's Art: Wonder Sock in the Graffiti and Asphalt, Fool's Gold, Copper, and an unnamed yellow colorways
Bickerstraat sock pattern
Primrose Pottery/SinsAndNeedles89
photo of the booth
example of the yarn bowls
Rolags: Burning Haye and Clubhouse
Helix Sock Yarn in the Hopscotch colorway
Hello Mello Handspun Booth
dream catchers
micro crochet granny square scarves
Granny Stripe Blanket
My hexagon work in progress
Indian Nyar Shawl
The specific shawl I saw
the crochet book I borrowed from the library
Glitz-bright blue tinsel
Loop: 3 Ring Circus
The Modern Natural Dyer
Kristine of A Verb for Keeping Warm
a foretaste of the Natural Dye Kits
#verbswatchalong
Buckwheat Bridge Angoras
Sebastian's Handspun Hoodie
Melissa Jean Buttons
Lolo bar in Pink Grapefruit
The Neighborhood Fiber Co.
Ann Weaver
Monomania
Yipes Stripes Cowl
Lucy's Christmas Stocking
Sebastian's Christmas Stocking
buttonhole swatch
horn buttons
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3 comments:
My aunt (the missionary in Mali) is a fiber artist, and she makes these amazing weavings with found objects (broken pottery, bits of vegetation, etc) and uses raw natural fiber woven through strings on a rough wooden frame (my uncle makes them, I think) to attach the pieces to. Sometimes she uses African jewelry or beaded bracelets, sometimes old pottery, sometimes she uses stuff she finds in the woods outside their Minnesota cabin when they are home on furlough. They are so beautiful and creative. I have a photo or two of one of them I can share with you if you like. She is so creative, I'm always inspired by her work.
YES please share photos. That sounds so interesting!
You should do the dye project in a video!
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