“I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by.”
– Douglas Adams
I knew already by Thursday that today’s planned post wasn’t going to make it – in fact I think this is going to be a kind of short story week overall. So how about I make a little series of “inside the studio” situational images until I have something finished to show, alternatively to say?
Uglemor said:
Organiseret rod 😀
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Pia said:
Der er totalt styr på det hele 😉
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thenaughtybun said:
What are you weaving at the moment? It’s a very interesting structure. Smooth yet patterned. What is hespetre/garnvinne called in Danish? I like your modern one, are there four arms? Much simpler construction than the old ones. At least the old Norwegian ones.
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Pia said:
I think it’s a crepe pattern, it’s 12 shafts from handweaving.net with my own twist. I needed to use up a warp and thought I might as well test the structure. (I think maybe I put up the draft in an earlier post?)
My swift is not a Danish design, I made it myself from something which seems to be called an Amish swift. The four pegs move so that you can fit hanks of different sizes. I’ll find or take a photo for you later in the week, today I’m simply too exhausted after a walk in the forest! (which was lovely since the sun is out for a change)
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thenaughtybun said:
So swift us the English name, what about Danish? Same as Norwegian, albeit with Danish spelling?
Oh, sun! It’s been weeks since we saw it. Enough grey skies already!
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Pia said:
Garnvinde. Men det er her i landet som regel en paraply-agtig ting.
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thenaughtybun said:
Så den er som det bildet jeg nettopp delte (lenken til)?
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Pia said:
Ja, den du linkede til kaldes også garnvinde her.
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thenaughtybun said:
Brukes hespetre som skjellsord i Danmark? Egenrådige kvinner kalles ofte det, særlig de som ikke viser hensyn til andre. Sjelden brukt om menn, om i det hele tatt.
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Pia said:
Nej, jeg tror kun det er et ord som kendes af garn entusiaster.
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Pia said:
“Haspetræ” is what in English is called niddy-noddy
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thenaughtybun said:
Ah, but niddy noddy is not what I would call hespetre. This is: https://goo.gl/images/lZavqT (I hope this worked, I’m on my phone…)
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Pia said:
This one – is it cool or what? http://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/s480x480/e35/13696950_1754682714772249_2088134986_n.jpg?ig_cache_key=MTI5ODc5NjIyMTQwNjQyOTA4OA%3D%3D.2
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thenaughtybun said:
Very! And easy to place the skein of wool on as well.
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sarah said:
it looks like your life is full of interesting 🙂
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TextileRanger said:
I find the images very inspirational! They make me want to jump in and start something. Although in my own life, I have a lot piled up with very little action going on.
That weaving is gorgeous.
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charlotte609 said:
Flott veving! Og hos meg er det mer rotete 😉
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Pia said:
Ulden i poser står i kø for at blive kartet, så der er faktisk slet ikke rodet i dag! 😀
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KerryCan said:
I like this kind of post! It looks like a creative person at work!
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