Sponsored by TWIST - Tablet Weavers International Studies & Techniques "I took both of Inge Dam's seminars, tried to learn her notation. Thought I knew how to weave the Snartemo technique - it looked so easy on paper - and proceeded to make many mistakes. So now I get to try it again on my own. Is notation in the eye of the individual tablet weaver? Inge's samples are so beautiful. I hope every TWIST member is able to see her work at some point."
Hi all. I am mostly a lurker and a wannabe, smile firmly in place. 8>) anyhow, I took a seminar from Inge at our local provincial conference last June and fell in love with tablet weaving. Her work is wonderful and so inspiring and her seminar, though brief lit a small fire. Due to family illness the last year I am not very far along on my first explorations of tablet weaving, ( I do weave on a 12 harness loom) but I have plans. I came from that morning and spent the afternoon going over my notes and drawing. she had a wonderful kimono coat that I covet that had tablet woven bands. This year I am taking a course on putting together a kimono and finishing, ( three days total) and I hope some of my sketches will make it to real life in the next year. With weaving for a juried craft show in fall and for a gallery in the city my summer plate is full, but I think it is time to make something for me..... Thanks to all of you for incredible information and inspiration. I have saved mostly all the past digests since I joined and explored the links. Pamela Pamela Marriott Dancing Sheep Studio Weaving & Graphics Swan Hills, Alberta, Canada Send private reply to "Pamela Marriott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----------------------------------------------------------- To stop receiving tabletweaving (not tabletweaving-digest), send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: unsubscribe tabletweaving. To stop receiving tabletweaving-digest, see the end of a digest.
