I have actually done one cotton sweater and was surprised at the speed at which I got it done. It was a designer men's sweater as I figured I'd get the most yardage from a men's size item. I started with cotton. Looked at seams and labels before commiting to any sweaters. Shopped my local Goodwill. There are a few charity thrifts around that offer a one day sale of $5 for a paper bag full of whatever you want. I haven't been to one, but know they do it.
It isn't hard once you figure it out. It took me a couple of nights a couple of hours while watching my tv shows. Great yarn for 2.99 and a few hours of unraveling the sweater.
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3. Yet another clever use of recycled sweaters.
Welcome to my weaving shed. This is where I share my accomplishments, experiments, experiences, and sometimes disasters. I weave on floor looms, table looms, spin and dye fibers. I crochet and knit on Knitting Machines and an antique circular Auto Knitter, too. This is my escape, my quiet space, my therapy. So, WELCOME.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Friday, January 1, 2010
warp float patterning
warp float patterning
Originally uploaded by Verny2
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