Posted tagged ‘Freeform Weaving’

Weaving ATCs

November 12, 2008

ATCs (Artist Trading Cards, to the uninitiated!) are something that have intrigued me for a while.  The concept is simple: an artist decorates a card (specifically sized 2.5″ x 3.5″), adds their contact details and any other information they want to, to the reverse, and then trades (never sells) this card with other artists.  It’s [...]

More ideas

November 12, 2008

5.  Haiku Tins (photo to follow).  I found a good source for tins with aperture lids recently, and have woven several freeform pieces to fit the different sizes.  For the smallest tin (pencil box-sized),  I tried something a bit different.  Using beautiful yarns in graduating variegated shades, I wrapped the yarn, rather than wove.  This is a ridiculously simple thing to do, but [...]

Ideas, continued (expanded, modified, added to etc)

November 11, 2008

Since my last post about ideas for the craft fair, Gossamer Bookmarks have fallen by the wayside.  They did, however, lay the groundwork for idea number 3: 3.  Patch Pouch.  I have found a good supplier of plain cotton canvas pouches, which I have bought up stock of, for packaging kits and artworks.  It occurred to me that some of the smaller pouches could be [...]

More looms. There are, quite simply, always more…

October 28, 2008

I was harping on about the copper loom, and the Archie loom a couple of posts ago.  Well, I have just stumbled across another site, where you can buy a loom based on the same principles:Loom in a Tube.  This one is not copper, but is still aesthetically pleasing.  The text does not specify what [...]


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