With the help of the Mermaid scarf - weaving with reading stick I'll show you what unbelievable possibilities the Rigid heddle loom offers. For such a pattern you actually need a loom with 64 shafts, but we simply use a simple object, the reading stick or pick up stick. As you already know from the pattern weaving article, Continue reading...
Punch needle frame
What punch needle frames are there, what are the differences and why you are not necessarily happy with an embroidery hoop, you will learn from your schiebchenschieberin 🙂 Punch needle frame hoop, Morgan-no-slip-hoop, snap frame, frame with gripper strips are possible. You can also rebuild and use a weaving frame. A stretcher frame can also make me. To test Continue reading...
Sequin pearl plunder - chain weave at school web frame
It's June, finally #pppfal again. Please what? Sequin pearl plunder - chain weave on school web frame is now announced. Dusting the frame, picking yarn, junk, sequins and glitter and off you go 🙂 At the end of February I wrote an application. No, actually two, one for the daily job, the other for the Frickelcast to Paillettenperlenplunderfal as a lover. (And yes, Continue reading...
Kieler Wolle SockClub
A weaver tests sock yarn from the Kieler Wolle SockClub for three months. Weaving with sock yarn works wonderfully on the Rigid heddle loom. Not for nothing is the first RHL of the "modern age" Knitters loom (by Ashford), which was designed to reduce the stash. It is important only to test the warp quality before. And then it starts. The sock yarn from Kieler Continue reading...
Sock Club May 2019
After the Sock Club April and Sock Club March I present you the Sock Club Mai 2019. Kim von Kieler Wolle kindly made the subscription available to me for three months, accordingly: [ADVERTISING] Sock Club Mai 2019 This time the sock yarn does not come alone but has a little brother in aubergine. The Continue reading...
Punchneedle Workshop at halfbird
On the 23.05. The first Punchneedle workshop took place at halfbird in the Frankfurt Oest. Ten women wanted to explore the secrets of the punch needle. You still do not know what this Punch Needle is - then hurry over to my Punch Needle from A - Z and then come back with me to the Odd Punch Needle Adventure. [Unpaid Continue reading...
Hands on rigid heddle weaving
After the books "weaving the standard work for the Gatterkamm Webrahmen" [Amazon Affiliate Link] and "The Weaver's idea book" [Amazon Affiliate Link] which are both relatively new, I present you today the classic "Hands on rigid heddle weaving [Amazon Affiliate Link] by Betty Linn Davenport. The book is 1987 published, therefore, does not offer the most modern images Continue reading...
Mrs. Wool Melsungen - visit your lys
Today I introduce you to my godfather Mrs. Wolle Melsungen as part of the action visit your lys. Melsungen is not quite local to me, but is on the way to my native Lippe. What is visit your lys? The dear wife of Mrs. Nowkochtsie has launched the great action to visit the local Wool shops Continue reading...
Lupus sucks - the scarf
Lupus sucks - the scarf is a project of the #weaveforme challenge, proclaimed by Kelly Casanova. April was meant to weave projects for yourself. Very late, towards the end of April, I crawled into my stash and found the four wonderful pintas, dyed by Maike of Skudderia. On 10.May is World Lupus Day, it was born Continue reading...
Mermaid Scarf the diary
Mermaid scarf the diary? There is something new on the blog. On my journey to the finished mermaid scarf I would like to take you along and share in the process. Whenever I have woven something further, there is another entry here. Velvet curses, howls and what else is waiting for me 🙂 I'm curious how long Continue reading...
