It is pronounce Craig-na-man-ah. Well, that is how I heard it. The Irish language is a beautiful thing. The tones […]
Tag Archive for ‘Weaving’
The Tartan Travels Again
It was 24 months ago that I was packing and re-packing for a trip to Antarctica. It was a big […]
Oldies but goodies
I haven’t been writing of late. Life is or at least is perceived as insane right now. There are many […]
The Tartan as Phoenix
Weaving had been stalled for a bit. No particular reason other than life. And I really needed a break from […]
I’ll Take that Shuttle
Rest for the weary came first. A deep breathe of clear mountain air. A day or two playing ball with […]
Edward Bransfield Commemorative Tartan-Weaving Away!
Finally!!!! The last of the samples are off the loom. The best of the three will be sent to the […]
Edward Bransfield Commemorative Tartan- First Sample
There is a rule (somewhere) that every weaving project must start with sampling. What that means is that you weave […]
Edward Bransfield Commemorative- On the Loom!
Two weeks ago, I almost posted that the tartan was, at long last, tied onto the loom. I even took […]
Weaving a Tartan (or anything else)
In her studio, Patricia Martin has stenciled some weaving thoughts. Very handy when you are feeling lost or frustrated or […]
My Fifteen Minutes
The journey of the Edward Bransfield Commemorative tartan continues. As I wrote yesterday, the East Cork Journal (Cork County, Ireland) […]
