Sleeve 2015

ByThe haberdashery

I invite you to Rękawka. For details, please visit (click) – website of the Podgórze Cultural Center.

As part of the preparations, I made 2 warps on the bardko. I deliberately don't show what slowly comes out of them - it's something different than I've usually weaved so far.

I finally sewed myself new dresses. One of thick natural linen, which I trimmed with Opole lace. The other in a beautiful green color, also linen, but still without trim.

I hope I've piqued someone's interest with these mysterious photos 😉 I'm planning on doing a small weaving demonstration. I'll also take a vertical loom, a selvedge on sticks, and a few other bits and bobs.

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  1. Once upon a time, I learned to weave, but without any major or even minor successes, and I gave up on the idea that I could make something nice out of it... I feel inspired, I fell into it by accident and I will definitely stay for a while!
    beautiful works! Greetings 🙂

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