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Learned a new technique to create bands instead of big squares. I really hope the reddish purple spotting (oxidization) remains after the harakeke dries.
Māori weaving is unique in Polynesia because they weave harakeke on an angle. My teacher thinks it’s hilarious, because when she was a kid she saw a huge ass roll of Samoan mats and was like, “The harakeke over there must be really tall!!!” And her mum was like, “No, they weave straight so they can keep connecting big mats up.”
The angled weave is limiting, but it’s beautiful, too.
so I haven't posted in a while, and that's because I was working on a project for my partner who follows me here so I couldn't post photos. I'll post them after christmas :P now im working on a table runner for my mom also for christmas. its a really fun quick weave, tabby, log cabin, and a pickup stick in multiple colors
22/8.2025 - I aspire to make a rug of this size one day
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earned my bachelor's degree! yay!
my thesis had to do with north caucasian series of tales called the nart saga. characters depicted here are the narts (with Sosriqwa as the main one) and their sister Gunda
more pics under the cut!
Work in progress 🧶
this one took me 1,5 years details + process under the cut!
I took a floor loom weaving class and got to weave on a floor loom for the first time. My desire for a floor loom has only increased.