I also finished reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett. I realize that there's a bit of buzz about this book and it keeps popping up everywhere, but if you haven't already read it, you owe it to yourself to get a copy, especially if you liked To Kill a Mockingbird. I cannot stop thinking about it.
Monday, May 03, 2010
Ready and Done
I also finished reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett. I realize that there's a bit of buzz about this book and it keeps popping up everywhere, but if you haven't already read it, you owe it to yourself to get a copy, especially if you liked To Kill a Mockingbird. I cannot stop thinking about it.
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Towels look great!
I agree, the blue shows the pattern well, but also shows off your beautiful varigated warp. Are you wishing you had a longer warp to play with? I also love towels and will usually do a lot of playing with the beginning of the warp. I will test my weft yarns and then cut the sample off the loom and wet finish half of it. I refer back to my sample books all the time when planning new projects. I like keeping unwashed and washed samples.
Great job, Sharon!
I love the towels.....and I just had the book delivered to my Kindle...it sounds great.
Great towels - my favourite is the first blue one but they are all wonderful. Fun to play with treadlings. If you want the warp to pop a little more a closer sett and/or finer weft helps.
They're all wonderful, but even though I'm not a pink person, I think I like that one the most.
These are really pretty!
Great job! Im going to have to remember this when I finally take my loom from the wall...
They are all wonderful!! Great job.
I have to admit, I like the black weft one best. It's really striking!
Odd... I bought lavender seeds today.
Your weaving is so pretty! Great job!
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