Another sampler, focused on smother curves and angles.

 

 Next Step: Build a pipe loom.

Total cost to me was just under $200

Will look like this:

 

Back to the drawing board... A sampler for practicing getting smoother curves (and a few other things). 

Wool   6 1/2" x 12"

 Here are instructions for a special "Hidden Weft Interlock" method that gives an edge between two shapes that appears almost as smooth as a slit.

Click here for: Hidden Weft Interlock Instructions

"Traffic Jam Session"  Wool 13" x 17.5"

 Finally finished weaving "Palm Fruit."  3' x 4'  Wool.

 A couple more doodles...

 Two silk scarves I recently wove. Jazzy Blues and Absinthe.  My absinthe design got published in the Sep-Oct 2021 Handwoven Magazine issue! 

 

 A few more doodles:

 My first hand quilting attempt - copying a block from one of the family quilts. No sewing machine used for any part of this.

 The Family Quilts:

"We are All Riding into the Future Together"  (9" x 9.5")

My neighbor gave me a Harrisville Model T Floor loom he had in his attic:

To restored loom!

My first piece (after some learning samplers)-- A silk scarf:

Wool

Silk Weft (9" x 10")

Extemporaneous little fringeless 4.5" x 7"  Wool

Silk weaving. Once again, I forgot to turn the cartoon around (since I wove it from the back) 

12" x 16".