Yarn – c u r i o u s w e a v e r

Be Bold, embrace the hi-vis and ugly colours

I learnt a great lesson in this past workshop. Thank you to Renita for her bold approach to colour and for letting me in on

Inspired by a weave project using a purchased chenille type of linen yarn in Vav magazine lately, I revisted weaving of chenille yarn. It’s so

Weaving with rags is such a wonderful tradition. In Japan it is called sakiori. It’s one of the few things where old and worn out

I think my summer weaving is going to be centred around striping up fabric to weave. I really can’t feel right about throwing out old

Back from the Bendigo Wool and Sheep show. At the 1000km mark on the way down I wondered “What was I thinking?” but it was

Yarn seems to have its own interminable language. Most of the time we have to apply non-yarny and evocative words or just make them