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> Since tablet weaving is so portable I would like to offer some ideas in
the
> Summer issue of TWIST about where people take their tablet weaving.
Hi Janis,
My favourite time to weave is when we are camping. Each winter, we pack up
our trailer and head for warmer climates. Soon after we arrive, I setup the
warp by screwing inverted "C" Clamps to each end of the picnic table . Then
do a speed warp around them. I often get neighbouring campers dropping by to
see what I am doing. One woman asked to borrow a tablet weaving book so she
could copy the information for when she returned home. Next time we travel I
plan to bring along a few examples of woven projects and some photocopies of
my "how to instructions" for those who think they might like to try it
themselves. A wonderful way to introduce the craft and meet new people at
the same time.One more thing, I also bring along a pine board that I can
transfer the warp to in case of rain. We have a travel trailer and it just
fits over the bench style dinette.
Judy Chapman
Minden, Ontario Canada
Mountain Lake Studios:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/judyc/
Tablet Weaving Gallery:
http://www.weavershand.com/gallery11.html
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