http://www.michiganweaversguild.org/workshops.html
is offering the three daydoubleweave class with Jennifer Moore, author of a new book on doubleweave.
A friend from downstate told me about it and invited me to stay with her and go to class together. I'm really looking forward to the class and getting together with other weavers again.
After checking out the class, I realized I needed a loom with more shafts, so I started looking online and a couple days later, found this sweet loom.The doubleweave class is set up as a round-robin, which means everyone weaves samples on other class member's looms. I received my pattern draft last week, and since that didn't leave enough time to buy more yarn, I am using my stash.
The pattern calls for seven colors, which I didn't have, so out came the dyes last night.
Since the beautiful fall season is upon us, I chose a fall color theme. I took the few colors I had of a 6/2 weight cotton and overdyed them to get the colors I wanted.
I finished rinsing them out today after I got home from work, and they are out on the line drying right now.
As soon as they are dry, I will start winding my warp, maybe today, or possibly tomorrow after work.
