The Inconsequential Blogger

 My yard is wild. No, really. Through combination of scattering native wildflower seeds in certain spots and neglect, my yard has gone wild....

  Here is what I made with the wool fabric I wove from handspun singles (both warp and weft). It’s more of a poncho than a serape. It is clo...

 In the last post I showed fabric woven with handspun singles (warp and weft) as it looked straight off the loom. Here it is after fulling. ...

  The cloth I wove with handspun singles as the warp and the weft is off the loom! These picture show it fresh off the loom before any washi...

I have been wanting to weave with handspun singles yarn, so I spun up a bunch of woolen-spun singles wool yarn for both the warp and the wef...

I am very happy with the way this little jacket turned out. I made it for my granddaughter with a small bit of material I wove with a bit of...

Here is the finished cloth I wove with the Icelandic tog and thel yarns I spun. The first picture in each set is fresh off the loom,...

This is 4 yards, 300 ends of Icelandic tog warp ready to go on the loom. Actually, not all of it is Icelandic, I had to supplement wit...

This is the yarn I’ve managed to make from two Icelandic sheep’s fleeces. One of the fleeces, a beautiful multicolored one, was smallish...

My daughter will be having her first child in early February. For Christmas I am weaving a baby wrap for her. It's a really long wrap th...

Okay, I haven't posted anything in a while, and I'm not sure what kinds of changes Blogger may have made lately, but I'm having...