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Category Archives: the market stall
I’m still weaving. I’m also trying not to get completely sucked into that black hole eating all my brains and trying to eat all my time as well… because while things work really nicely on paper, and while I know … Continue reading
I’ve been working on the new things, and they are successfully finished and in the shop – you can now get a sample package of the carded wools as well as a sample package of the washed wool to prep … Continue reading
I spent yesterday doing research stuff in the library, and today is earmarked for getting things finished – things like getting the fibre sample packs into the shop. This is how the almost-done stage of that task is looking: A … Continue reading
One of the recurring questions about my spindle sticks, especially from modern spinners, is “Why don’t they have a hook?” followed by “why don’t they have a notch?” and “how do you fix the yarn without hook or notch?” Finds … Continue reading
Sometimes, things change unexpectedly, and while that can be a nuisance, it’s somehow also an opportunity. Or at least t can be seen as such. And something like that happened semi-recently, when my woodcrafter, who has been quick and friendly … Continue reading