Fiberlicious Marie

All, I knew it was going to be a rough chrimbo when the volt light went on in the car. BLAH...volt light, volt light...what the heck is a volt light and what the heck does it do!!!!!! so carless in NY, can't go to mom's for traditional christmas..we stayed home. We've never stayed home. Imagine that. It wasn't to to bad...Artsie and family + mom came to see us on christmas day, still it wasn't the same. I missed the little gnomes tearing through pressies...and grumpy brother teasing. Hubby and his pal Opera singer playing jokes on each other. wah...so sad. Car is still in the shop. I have a horrible stomach virus thing going on...I have been holding down water so it may get better. It will be a very quiet New Year. Above is a picture from the Habu show. You'll notice Teacher's Pet hanging on the wall there. and this is a picture of Linda the Greatest Weaving Instructor ever! Happy New Year to you all...Keep safe! Hugs Marie

All, No pictures today...It's been crazy busy here. Weaving in ends and matching colors to people. I just have to wrap! Is it me or is that the yuckiest part of the holidays? I think this year I am going the gift bag route. I've got a lot of stuff finished. I'll take pictures and post after the holidays...The Artiste does look at this space so I don't want her to know what Sandy Claws is bringing her! I am hoping for a new picture for my office. I've too many empty white wall space. Once the Habu weave show is over on Friday I'll hang my piece in my office for color. That came around quick. It feels like yesterday I was looking forward to starting the class...Time Flies! I did get my grubby paws on some Indonesian silk worm coccoons. They are a lovely golden shade. I matched up some real fine silk yarn for the weft, and a cotton gima for the warp to coordinate with the cocoons. I figure I'll incorporate the coccoons in the fabric as I weave. Y