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FANTASTIC, SOCKS! So happy to hear you're moving forward so positively. Love all the work and you should snap a shot of that ceiling soon!
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Looking forward to it, Socks. As well as the new album.
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Nice!
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Very nicely done , Luna...
And I love the color of the rope...
Did you as well , dye it ?
And I love the color of the rope...
Did you as well , dye it ?
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LunaGreyhawk said:I’m braiding rope on a new marudai today, and it’s turning out beautifully ♥️
That looks cool Luna, well done for avoiding it twisting up on itself. Nice to see a pic of kumihimo in the making. (I spent 6 years making weaving looms & accessories, 2001-7, inspired by a visit to Japan in 2000 where we came across the "Saori" movement and the family involved celebrating their 30th anniverseary - purely coincidental - but we came back with one of their neat 'fold-up' looms, which led to me inventing the YarnShifter hand-weaving loom [a meccano kit for weavers]).
That looks cool Luna, well done for avoiding it twisting up on itself. Nice to see a pic of kumihimo in the making. (I spent 6 years making weaving looms & accessories, 2001-7, inspired by a visit to Japan in 2000 where we came across the "Saori" movement and the family involved celebrating their 30th anniverseary - purely coincidental - but we came back with one of their neat 'fold-up' looms, which led to me inventing the YarnShifter hand-weaving loom [a meccano kit for weavers]).
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WOW!
Josh said:
That looks cool Luna, well done for avoiding it twisting up on itself. Nice to see a pic of kumihimo in the making. (I spent 6 years making weaving looms & accessories, 2001-7, inspired by a visit to Japan in 2000 where we came across the "Saori" movement and the family involved celebrating their 30th anniverseary - purely coincidental - but we came back with one of their neat 'fold-up' looms, which led to me inventing the YarnShifter hand-weaving loom [a meccano kit for weavers]).
That’s incredible, Josh! I’m a huge fan of all things string, especially kumihimo! I had a beautiful Japanese marudai that my cousin brought back when he visited ears ago, but it was broken in the move to ND .
I decided to take on a project for a friend of mine who is a shibari artist. My tiny little hybrid marudai wouldn’t fit the threads I needed to make a 16-strand 40-ft rope, so I improvised and made my own from a bar stool, a knitting circle, and a lazy Susan lol. My tamas are antique industrial spools. It works fine and dandy for the project, if I can ever get my tension just right, that is .
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LunaGreyhawk said:
That’s incredible, Josh! I’m a huge fan of all things string, especially kumihimo! I had a beautiful Japanese marudai that my cousin brought back when he visited ears ago, but it was broken in the move to ND .
I decided to take on a project for a friend of mine who is a shibari artist. My tiny little hybrid marudai wouldn’t fit the threads I needed to make a 16-strand 40-ft rope, so I improvised and made my own from a bar stool, a knitting circle, and a lazy Susan lol. My tamas are antique industrial spools. It works fine and dandy for the project, if I can ever get my tension just right, that is .
That looks like a very creative solution to me, Luna; simple, elegant and nicely done.
That’s incredible, Josh! I’m a huge fan of all things string, especially kumihimo! I had a beautiful Japanese marudai that my cousin brought back when he visited ears ago, but it was broken in the move to ND .
I decided to take on a project for a friend of mine who is a shibari artist. My tiny little hybrid marudai wouldn’t fit the threads I needed to make a 16-strand 40-ft rope, so I improvised and made my own from a bar stool, a knitting circle, and a lazy Susan lol. My tamas are antique industrial spools. It works fine and dandy for the project, if I can ever get my tension just right, that is .
That looks like a very creative solution to me, Luna; simple, elegant and nicely done.
Josh
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Made this soap display unit for a friend last Saturday ...
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... and here it is displaying her wonderful soap.