So, the new WW Gallery is a two-story experience, linked by a magnificent Victorian staircase, complete with railings and posts that are of carved wood and quite simply, showstopping. With a little Murphy's Oil Soap, they easily glow with warmth and appeal. At least, that's what we're told by first-time visitors. So, know wonder we were inspired to "Deck the Hall (way)" with handmade fiber items of a petite scale (save for the "Andre the Giant" hand spun, hand dyed and hand knit mittens, that could easily sub for stockings at the fireplace mantel).
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Monday, November 30, 2015
Fibery Sugarplums Danced . . . Down the Stairs
Monday, December 8, 2014
Projects On The Road: a new phase for Walking Wool
| Little Bear, waiting for her stuffing. |
| Like the Design, not the end result so much, for a hat. Better as a bowl to hold fibery things. (That's the jewelry-making stash in the background. More good things to come from it.) |
| Tiny Sweater, for hanging up and oggling. |
| Special Chunky Handspun Hat, made with love, and llama and shetland fleece found in New England. |
| Fun Stripey Chunky Mitten, soon to have a mate. Sorbet colors! |
| Making Friends (is the best!). |
| Felted Birdie catches the worm, or your heart. |
Labels:
bird,
handspun yarn,
hat,
jewelry,
knitting,
llama,
mitten,
needle felting,
shetland,
teddy bear
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