Showing posts with label rigid heddle weaving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rigid heddle weaving. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

OPEN HOUSE!! November 18, 19, & 20th

ONLY ONE WEEK UNTIL the Christmas open house!!! :-) It will be a fun event with demos on needle felting, wet felting flowers, weaving both rigid heddle and floor loom weaving, spinning and of course knitting projects that you still have time to knit for Christmas gift giving.

Enter a drawing to receive a $25.00 gift certificate. There will be 6 certificates given away. Come and enjoy hot apple cider and cookies/bars while you watch demonstrations or come with a project to knit and enjoy the company of fellow knitters.

Kris from Colorfield farm will also be here with her luxurious mohair yarn from her angora goats.

Monday, January 5, 2009

new classes using rigid heddle looms




Well, kids are all back in their respective "homes" and back at school. Daniel and Kari left yesterday~I never realized how much Kari's little Ford Focus could carry! The house is empty! I really didn't think everything would fit. Daniel came in with a smile on his face and said"well, everything is in, mom EXCEPT the rugs! and we want them along." the pictures above are the rugs i made for them using their favorite t-shirts. You know how you feel it is a good gift then as you are making it, these tho'ts come up that it is really a bad idea and they won't like it.............It really was fun to watch them open up their present and love it! They could identify each of the favorites. Before leaving, Daniel brought down a few more shirts I can cut up :-)
This got me to thinking it would make a great winter project class! so for the months of January, February, and March we will have destash and recycle months. You can schedule your own class using the rigid heddle looms or take one that is on the schedule already. Simply clean out drawers of t-shirts or old shirts and cut into 1 inch strips and weave away! It is also fun to use yarns that are left overs and weave scarves, runners, totes, etc. It is a great way to use up materials you have laying around the house, underbeds, hidden in drawers, etc............:-)

I am trying to get my newsletter on my website but am having trouble with that so if you would like to email me, I can send it to you with the new schedule. http://www.bahrcreek.com/