This is the little weaving that I had started as an example for my fiber arts students. A few weeks ago, I was cataloging a list of my unfinished objects. Spying it lying around, I realized that I needed to count it as one of the dirty dozen UFOs.
https://dailyfiberfun.wordpress.com/2020/04/02/omg-ufoooooooossss/
Today I can announce that this weaving has moved to the finished pile. After working to the top of the warp, I cut off the yarn and worked the loose ends into the back of the weaving. There was still a lot of looseness on all four edges of the piece. I decided to machine stitch around the sides. After that, I slipped the top and bottom loops onto a pair of knitting needles and considered it done.
I call it Blue-Orange Duet.
Mulling about what to do with it…….. Hm, I noticed that the weaving’s colors worked very nicely with my origami installation piece on the east wall of the studio.
https://dailyfiberfun.wordpress.com/2019/05/18/paper-week-finale/
So up it went. It looks quite at home amid the pinwheels and the birds. Sort of like a punctuation point, a period at the end of a sentence.
Welcome to the studio, Blue-Orange Duet. Make yourself at home.
Lovely ❤
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Just beautiful. A gorgeous wall.
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It looks great, and that is the perfect spot for it.
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Thanks. It’s funny about UFOs that sit around. I always feel ambivalent about them at that stage. But somehow, in the process of finishing them, I fall in love again. This little weaving makes me smile. I guess that’s its real purpose in the world.
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That is a very cute little wall hanging. I’m impressed.
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Thank you!
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