It’s suddenly summer. We went from cool days with fog in the hollers
Lucky for me that the weather turned nice because I spent a few days in Pennsylvania camping, while I attended weaving classes with Sara Bixley and Tom Knisely at Red Stone Glen Fiber Arts Center. It was awesome. I learned so much in an Inkle Weaving and Chain Warping Class and really felt part of a weaving family.
Here are the two inkle bands I sampled. I designed the purple one from scratch. The pink one includes a twig from my campsite.
After full days of weaving, I returned to my campsite, where I swam and walked in 90 degree temperature. I could get used to car camping. I thought I packed to excess until my neighbors arrived with tablecloths, tarps and various coolers. Where would you rather be?
Campsite 120
Or campsite 119? I had espresso, popcorn and thought I was living large.
I shipped this while I was there for a very special girl’s birthday.
Now all my free time will be spent sailing and sewing a canvas “dodger” for our boat.
Great job with the weaving and also the Panda throw. I have tried some of that knitting but not the weaving. I love camping and most of it has been car type and have done it like you did. (Not fancy but with a tent for sure) Have done big trips that way.
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful photos as always.
Sharon/Shycat
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