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String is shiny, right?
Dec. 10th, 2007 01:59 pmDear Jólnir:
For WinterÞing, I want this book:
. It's got funfun things in it that don't even need a loom and involve inherently geektastic things like heat-shrink tubing.
Then, in a while, when I have the cojones and the stash, wouldn't this or this make a lovely stash-buster what could also be employed for more serious weaving?
One grants, however, that one should only consider oneself worthy of $200 looms once one has made headway with the cardweaving tangle that was, at one point, meant to be a present for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dr_beowulf. Not that it can't still be, but that rather would mean finishing moving the cards from the mess I made on the cardweaving loom I'd bought to the one I'm borrowing (um, very extended loan, what is it, three years now?) from wolfs_daugher.
But still.
LOOK!
There could be PLAID!
-- Lorrie
For WinterÞing, I want this book:
. It's got funfun things in it that don't even need a loom and involve inherently geektastic things like heat-shrink tubing.Then, in a while, when I have the cojones and the stash, wouldn't this or this make a lovely stash-buster what could also be employed for more serious weaving?
One grants, however, that one should only consider oneself worthy of $200 looms once one has made headway with the cardweaving tangle that was, at one point, meant to be a present for
dr_beowulf. Not that it can't still be, but that rather would mean finishing moving the cards from the mess I made on the cardweaving loom I'd bought to the one I'm borrowing (um, very extended loan, what is it, three years now?) from wolfs_daugher.But still.
LOOK!
There could be PLAID!
-- Lorrie
