This is the maquette for the January tapestry I will be working on. Actually, it will be a bit more than a week before I begin it, as we are going to visit sons and daughters-in-law and to be Grandma and Grandpa for a week or so - our favorite role!! I did however discover that there is enough warp on the loom to do this tapestry without re-warping, so that will get me to the weaving more quickly when I get home. The cartoon and maquette are ready and the loom is warped, but this weaver is heading east for a bit, to take a thousand or more photos of some very cute kiddos!
Monday, March 16, 2009
Maquette...
This is the maquette for the January tapestry I will be working on. Actually, it will be a bit more than a week before I begin it, as we are going to visit sons and daughters-in-law and to be Grandma and Grandpa for a week or so - our favorite role!! I did however discover that there is enough warp on the loom to do this tapestry without re-warping, so that will get me to the weaving more quickly when I get home. The cartoon and maquette are ready and the loom is warped, but this weaver is heading east for a bit, to take a thousand or more photos of some very cute kiddos!
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