06.02.22

The Impetuous Weaver Weaves with Handspun, part 3

This installment in the Weaving with Handspun series is really more of a show-and-tell than an instructive post, since the project idea comes straight from another blog, and needs no improvement!

 

a small woven bag is made of rainbow-striped woven fabric, with the colors running vertically along the strap and sides of the bag

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09.09.21

The Impetuous Weaver Weaves with Handspun, part 2

If you have been a spinner for any substantial length of time, no doubt you have a box (or two!) of lovely little bits of handspun. Whether from sampling a new fiber or technique, or leftover from larger projects, these wee skeins are too precious to get rid of, and too small and varied to become larger projects. May I humbly suggest tapestry weaving as a way to use all the small bits, and enjoy them thoroughly the whole time.

 

three containers of handspun yarn, sorted by color, sitting on dry grass

 

 

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