Little Weaver That Could

Let us see, I have made the transitions from knitting to spinning to dying to carding to felting to natural dying and now drum roll please to weaving.  In all honesty, I have done one prior project on a borrowed triangle loom.  I enjoyed it so much that when I saw this little lovely 4 inch square loom, I couldn't help but snatch it up.

Yes, the bottom one is knit;)

I have very much so enjoyed weaving on it, but there are a few little changes I would make to it such as the nail spacing and not forgetting a nail when making it.  But those are little things easy to ignore in the grand scheme of mini loom usage;)  These pictures were taken a few days ago and since that time, the unused sock yarn has been turned into more lovely little squares that I am thinking would make a fun little lap blanket if I ever have enough!

Finished

Just a quick blurb on my latest finished project......

This was my second shawl that I made on a borrowed triangle loom. Still needs to be washed and the center bit evened out once I took it off the loom and gave it a flick. So excited to have it finally finished. The first one went to my Granny and she loves hers:)

Close up of design.


The shawl before finishing the fringe and taking off the loom.

Will upload more photos of it once it has been washed and I have decided whether to bead the fringe or not. Still on the fence on this one. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE BEADS? YEAH OR NAY?