Studio Update

Two weeks ago.  We have a roof ready for the metal

The metal is on the roof and siding is being added.  Windows are in.

Right side of the studio.  It is beginning to take shape.

My studio has insulation now.

Looking out the front.  This is the spot where my big loom will sit and the view I will have from my loom bench.

Lyn--one of the construction "artist" inspecting my husband's work

My husband--the other construction "artist" inspecting Lyn's work.

As you can see from the pictures, my studio is coming right along.  I have lights and electricity.  The dry wall is up on two walls and the ceiling. Things should be finished by the end of August and I can start to move my looms in.

Speaking of looms, this building will house my Macomber 48" eight harness floor loom, my AVL Workshop 24 harness dobby loom, my 36" eight harness Schacht floor loom, an inkle loom, a very small eight harness table loom, a tapestry loom, all of my weaving equipment and fiber. In addition it will also house my Lendrum spinning wheel, my Babe Charkha, my spindles, roving, my embroidery machine, a sewing machine, a serger, a comfy chair to sit in and other amenities to make my days spent creating a pleasure.

Today I am working on completing projects that will be given away as gifts.

I have been knitting little slippers as gifts.  Found the pattern for these in Bellingham, WA at a shop that sells yarn and tea. They knit up fast.

Off to finish another gift,