(My booth, last year, nice corner location, I lucked out - though I was behind a pillar! LOL!)It's a great time, with music and dance and demonstrations as well. Literally thousands upon thousands of people showed up last year (the free music is a huge draw! Local/emerging musicians from Berklee, the Boston Ballet, the Boston Gay Men's Choir, the list goes on and on).
Packed!!
A bit of Boston's waterfront, the evening of the last day of the show last year. I'm so excited to do this show again this year!Maybe this will light a fire under my weaving rear-end. :) Speaking of weaving, how about a project round-up? I'm about to put a custom shawl on my 4-shaft loom, I've got Bonnie-Inouye-inspired echo weave going on the Weavebird, am about to warp up the Colonial with something or other (haven't decided yet), and I'm trying out a new-to-me yarn on my 8-shaft table loom.
Nothing too crazy - it's a 5-shaft waffle weave using three colors - I'm a sucker for texture and haven't tried waffle-weave with wool before (I did, of course, weave the obligatory cotton waffle-weave dishtowels years ago). The yarn is 10/2 Merino/Tencel from Webs and it's lusciously soft! If it comes out nicely, I'll be doing more - but with a floating selvedge and a couple shots of plain weave to begin next time. This one may be a little wonky in the end, but it's just for me, so that's ok. Love this yarn so far! (Yes, that's kid artwork on the table there...)
2 comments:
Hooray for you!!! And don't mind the pole.....it will give something for your shoppers to lean on while trying to decide which two scarves they wish to purchase;) I just love looking at pictures of your set up! Always clean, neat and beautiful;)
Best wishes in September!!!
Shannon:):):)
Congrats on the good news.
Your waffle weave project is looking really good. Can't wait to see it off the loom.
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