I thought they would look good in a weaving with me matching the colours and blending the yarns to produce different shades.
Thursday, 6 December 2018
Porcupine Quill Weaving
Last month I found some porcupine quills in the cupboard. They were beautiful colours of browns and creams with a hint of rusty orange.
I thought they would look good in a weaving with me matching the colours and blending the yarns to produce different shades.
I discovered just how sharp porcupine quills are when I stuck one in my finger!!!
I thought they would look good in a weaving with me matching the colours and blending the yarns to produce different shades.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Stott Park Bobbin Mill
The bobbin mill opened in 1835 making a range of bobbins for the Lancashire cotton mills, mills across the country and across the Empire. ...
-
The bobbin mill opened in 1835 making a range of bobbins for the Lancashire cotton mills, mills across the country and across the Empire. ... -
The Embroiderers Guild launched a project to commemorate the ending of W.W.1 one hundred years ago. Any member who wished to take part co...
No comments:
Post a Comment