It's always interesting to change the scale. Weave small, then weave large.
Also, I've been the subject of an interview ( ! )
at a wonderful Norwegian blog, in a series of conversations with hand making artists around the world,
I'm amazed to find myself there, and I invite you to take a look.
23 comments:
Wauw. Very nice. You have a sense of finding the right colors. I´m often looking at your blog, and i´m so happy, when you have new pics.
Nice rugs, mmm :-)
Such a beautiful rug and color combination.
These are so beautiful Susan--
Gorgeous colours!
So beautiful.
I'm so glad to have emptied that loom. It's such a good loom (Cranbrook, design by LoJa Saarinen in 1930, I believe)
These are so, so beautiful! I love your work. I have a dream to have one of these in my home one day...
Gorgeous, and as always, spot on.
dear susan
i just read your conversation
with vibeke
and loved it
you have touched me deeply with your words
as you have done before with
your weaving and cross
thank you!
love
Patrice A.
xo
Really beautiful weaving!
Thank you, Elizabeth, Victoria, Patrice, and Mlle.
I appreciate your attention, and I share your obsession with the textile realm. Glad to find I'm in such good company!
The rug is beautiful! Your choice of colors are very country-ish and warm.
Oh my. I've been visiting your blog for a while because I'm so attracted to the simple beauty of your weaving. Your work proves that tried and true natural fibres and a gentle and thoughtful mind far outweigh the number of shafts a loom has. Your talk with Vibeke is required reading for any budding weaver. Congratulations, and may your lovely cloth be enjoyed and admired by many generations ahead.
Wow Susan..... gorgeous! I am such a novice when it comes to the different patterns you weave, twill and tabby and so many more... I wish I could learn to warp a loom like this!
Carol
What a great interview and peek into history - thanks for sharing,
beautiful rugs
loved reading more about you in the interview, I now have a better idea of where and how you live, thanks for sharing this
Loved the interview. The rugs are absolutely beautiful. Love the richness of the colors and different textures.
love your rugs from the first sight,
it was interesting to get to know your nordic story in more detail, and about how your weaving story started and about your inspiration and ideas.
Alfia
It's getting to be a long history! Mainly I was happy to get to talk about weaving.it's been so important to me, and I'd love to encourage new weavers
Love to visit the blog 'a butterfly in my hair' and delighted to have found yours! Will come and visit and talk about it on mine, amitié, Martine
as a new weaver i have the right to say - you definitely inspire and encourage.
Alfia, thank you!
How very beautiful this rug is!
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