After having the misfortune to miss the last 2 or 3 weavers gatherings, due to family mayhem that kept falling on the 2nd Monday, I was doubly excited to attend last mondays gathering at Joannes house. Despite the winter storm warnings and unplowed highways a fairly large group of us found our way to Joannes welcoming home. Just shows you how desperately we needed to ditch our isolated studios and get together for some boisterous laughter and fiber inspiration. Of course it didn’t hurt that we all know Joanne is a great cook and she offered to feed us. Yeah!
Check out Joanne’s blog for some great food, weaving and gardening inspiration.
I am hoping that she posts some of the recipes from this gathering there. I wish she lived a little closer, cause I’d be knocking on her door a lot, right around dinnertime.
It appears that I have been missing photography and may have over done it; but if you’d like to see more pics of our day together go to my flickr page.
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a vest from goodwill and some of Joannes sewing |
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vineyard at rest |
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Joannes studio space and a Herald Loom |
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Michelle taking a twined rug off the loom |
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Rag piece that Denise is going to make into a lampshade, my bamboo scarf, knit scarf by Char and mittens by Barb/Union Loom |
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Placemats by Barb (the pattern is from A Weavers book of 8 shaft patterns, it is #759 by Christine McKeeman ) and a tutorial she did on making her weavers socks. Her blog post about them here |
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Linda’s overshot strip purse and blue jean knitted scarf |
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Some weavers are heartier than others. Sorry I missed this–the food looked particularly tasty
Whole lot of love and lovely things in those photos. Thank you for sharing.
The food, well, the food makes me think I should stop over too and it's a long way from where I am. 🙂
Your pictures are great as usual–it was a fun snowy day
Another fun gathering, I don't know about hearty but I think a bit crazy — the food was definitely a factor for me. . . and the people and seeing Joanne's new studio!
Sometimes it pays to risk getting stuck in a snow bank, and this was one of those days
Theresa you are welcome to join us anytime!
I am in love with your photo of Joanne's fiber studio. Is it OK if I link to it with my blog as my dream fiber studio?
Donna