It's been a busy summer in the garden and the kitchen. Every day was filled with picking and preservation. While I didn't get much else done, our pantry is the fuller for it.
Finally, with the arrival of autumn, I have some free time to do other things I enjoy. Which brings me back to the project I started to plan before harvest season kicked into high gear - my big and little brother blankets. The problem is that I lost the momentum of my planning process.
Fortunately, I made good notes on both this blog and in my fiber notebook. The warp had been on my warping board for months, and I finally got it on the table loom. Even so, the mental and emotional energy flow for this is gone.
That said, I am very much enjoying getting back to weaving. The color changes for this yarn (Hobby Lobby Baby Bee Sweet Delight) are long and so give it a wonderfully plaid look, which I like.
Given that my floor loom won't be available for a good many months due to room remodeling, I likely won't get to weaving baby blankets any time soon. When I'm done with this sample I'll put it aside along with the rest of the yarn and see what happens in the future.
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