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Craig wrote:
>I am currently trying to find a way to card weave in very small places -
>like on an airplane or train for instance....
When I first learned tablet weaving, from Mary Atwater's "Byways in
Handweaving", I was working in a small mountain village in Mexico. I wove
backstrap-style, tied up to a tree in the village, tied to a chair while
waiting in bus stops, and sitting on the floor with the warp tied to the
leg of a bed. But have never tried weaving in a really confined space such
as an airline seat. It will be interesting to hear what people suggest
for this. I don't suppose you could pin the end of the warp to the seat in
front of you...?
Linda
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Linda Hendrickson, Portland, Oregon USA
Tablet Weaving & Ply Split Braiding Workshops, Books, & Supplies
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