Pasamo... with passion
I'm just jumping from one YouTube video to another and I'm finding a ton of interesting stuff. Some phenomenally clever chick is showing the principles of weaving on a horizontal loom. I wish I had thought of those obvious solutions. Her method of setting up a half-harness is much simpler than the one I saw in Professor Turnau's book. A horizontal loom is a distant dream to me,…
Among the dwindling supplies of yarn I had 2 skeins of pure thick wool. The red and white look beautiful. I'm just a little sad that the association with the national flag comes to some people as if with simultaneous disgust or a kind of shame. I'll be disgusted if someone associates my selvedges with a pop culture overgrown dwarf that has been flying before our eyes for…
Another selvedge has been photographed 🙂 This is probably the longest of my selvedges – it is 10.65 m long. The width is 2.7 cm. The pattern is a combination of a zigzag and a herringbone. In the background and on the edges you can see dots, which came out by using a lighter thread.
Ingredients more or less: 1.5 cups of 450 wheat flour 1/2 cup of water 15 g of yeast 2 g of salt (a pinch) Preparation: Knead the dough and form 7 balls - they will be arranged cleverly in the combi-cooker. It is good to spray the buns with water. Set aside to rise for at least 30 minutes. Pour a few spoons of water into the combi-cooker bowl and bake for 30 minutes at 180°C on the upper rack.
In the shop: – Are there any cotton tights… or woolen ones? As long as they’re without “plastic”. – They are. The lady shows me. I feel them. – What are they made of? – Acrylic. – But I didn’t want “plastic”. – Acrylic is not plastic. – O_O – Acrylic is wool. – Aha… and from which sheep?…