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Detail…. Cloud series.

When I looked at this photograph what I really noticed was that there were areas of really interesting detail. I found myself looking at pictures within a picture. I found myself really intrigued with the textural detail of the clouds and recognised there was so much detail in this image.

When there is a lot of detail in an image, it is important that the image feels balanced; otherwise areas of an image can become neglected and sort of orphaned…. so the image as a whole loses something at the expense of the detailed areas.

What I have done below is to divide the photograph into quadrants, and examine each quadrant as if it were an image on it’s own. I asked myself whether each of the quadrants within themselves were interesting enough to stand on their own .. and whether to my perception each was balanced and had interesting pockets of areas which my eye can explore.

It might be an interesting exercise to also try this with some of your own images which have a lot of detail; to determine whether there are any areas of the image which become ‘orphaned’.. or whether there is a fairly equal weight of detail in each quadrant.

This is a great activity however for any image.. just to determine whether it feels balanced and if every part of the image is contributing to the whole.

 

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  • Options?? Hmmmmm Beating the weft on my rigid heddle loom - is an option! 

Your thoughts?? :) 

I’m a sassy older weaver who loves weaving. Have a look around my space here and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
  • Yes.. slooooow! I’m weaving with my rigid heddle loom, where I stand and walk rather than sitting to weave. 

My blankets are based on my experiences, many of my series are based on travelling the world in our 100 year old vintage car. What do you base your weaving pieces on? 

Found my weaving interesting, let your weaving bestie know. I share tips and ideas which may help your weaving, so come follow along.
  • Do you skip this step? Some new weavers don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off their loom that the ends start to come adrift! 

I see it sooo often. 

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but making sure I secure the warp threads into small clumps, by Hemstitching. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Your weaving bestie may also be grateful for this reminder. For more tips and ideas, come follow along.
  • Wish more new weavers would try this. Just two is all that’s needed! 

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use as many cardboard strips as sticks of spaghetti in a packet (yes, that may be an exaggeration lol) , but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
  • Hemstitching is important. Some new weavers skip this step and don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off the loom that the ends start to come adrift!

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but securing the warp threads into small clumps. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Save this to remember.. and come follow along.
  • Woohoo! You’ve found my space here where you can see some of my experience and grab some tips and ideas and use for your next projects. 

I use a very simple rigid heddle loom, and combine that with a lifetime of experience as an artist, creative and weaver.

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use heaps more, but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour than my woven piece. You’ll see why, in a later reel. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
  • You bit ‘meh’ about starting your next weaving project? I’m an artist and weaver and I share tips and ideas in my space here which may help you to ignite your weaving mojo again! Follow along and see. I may even make you laugh.
  • A not very technical solution to a very important task. The warp thread clumps need to be separated evenly. A simple solution. 

I’ve found that only two cardboard strips are necessary. I then weave about 1.5cm or an inch of header, using a yarn colour that I won’t be using in my weaving; so when I hemstitch I don’t catch the header yarn. 

So.. the 2 cardboard strips and a small section of woven header gets the warp perfectly evenly spread ready to weave the weft. 

I’ll show the header and hemstitch in an upcoming reel. Follow if you want to see some tips for those steps.
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Options?? Hmmmmm Beating the weft on my rigid heddle loom - is an option! 

Your thoughts?? :) 

I’m a sassy older weaver who loves weaving. Have a look around my space here and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
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Options?? Hmmmmm Beating the weft on my rigid heddle loom - is an option! Your thoughts?? 🙂 I’m a sassy older weaver who loves weaving. Have a look around my space here and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
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Yes.. slooooow! I’m weaving with my rigid heddle loom, where I stand and walk rather than sitting to weave. 

My blankets are based on my experiences, many of my series are based on travelling the world in our 100 year old vintage car. What do you base your weaving pieces on? 

Found my weaving interesting, let your weaving bestie know. I share tips and ideas which may help your weaving, so come follow along.
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@skeinydipping
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Yes.. slooooow! I’m weaving with my rigid heddle loom, where I stand and walk rather than sitting to weave. My blankets are based on my experiences, many of my series are based on travelling the world in our 100 year old vintage car. What do you base your weaving pieces on? Found my weaving interesting, let your weaving bestie know. I share tips and ideas which may help your weaving, so come follow along.
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Do you skip this step? Some new weavers don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off their loom that the ends start to come adrift! 

I see it sooo often. 

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but making sure I secure the warp threads into small clumps, by Hemstitching. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Your weaving bestie may also be grateful for this reminder. For more tips and ideas, come follow along.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
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Do you skip this step? Some new weavers don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off their loom that the ends start to come adrift! I see it sooo often. Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but making sure I secure the warp threads into small clumps, by Hemstitching. I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. Your weaving bestie may also be grateful for this reminder. For more tips and ideas, come follow along.
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Wish more new weavers would try this. Just two is all that’s needed! 

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use as many cardboard strips as sticks of spaghetti in a packet (yes, that may be an exaggeration lol) , but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
View Reel on Instagram
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Wish more new weavers would try this. Just two is all that’s needed! This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use as many cardboard strips as sticks of spaghetti in a packet (yes, that may be an exaggeration lol) , but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour. Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
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Hemstitching is important. Some new weavers skip this step and don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off the loom that the ends start to come adrift!

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but securing the warp threads into small clumps. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Save this to remember.. and come follow along.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Hemstitching is important. Some new weavers skip this step and don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off the loom that the ends start to come adrift! Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but securing the warp threads into small clumps. I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. Save this to remember.. and come follow along.
4 days ago
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Woohoo! You’ve found my space here where you can see some of my experience and grab some tips and ideas and use for your next projects. 

I use a very simple rigid heddle loom, and combine that with a lifetime of experience as an artist, creative and weaver.

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use heaps more, but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour than my woven piece. You’ll see why, in a later reel. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Woohoo! You’ve found my space here where you can see some of my experience and grab some tips and ideas and use for your next projects. I use a very simple rigid heddle loom, and combine that with a lifetime of experience as an artist, creative and weaver. This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use heaps more, but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour than my woven piece. You’ll see why, in a later reel. Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
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You bit ‘meh’ about starting your next weaving project? I’m an artist and weaver and I share tips and ideas in my space here which may help you to ignite your weaving mojo again! Follow along and see. I may even make you laugh.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
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You bit ‘meh’ about starting your next weaving project? I’m an artist and weaver and I share tips and ideas in my space here which may help you to ignite your weaving mojo again! Follow along and see. I may even make you laugh.
5 days ago
View on Instagram |
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A not very technical solution to a very important task. The warp thread clumps need to be separated evenly. A simple solution. 

I’ve found that only two cardboard strips are necessary. I then weave about 1.5cm or an inch of header, using a yarn colour that I won’t be using in my weaving; so when I hemstitch I don’t catch the header yarn. 

So.. the 2 cardboard strips and a small section of woven header gets the warp perfectly evenly spread ready to weave the weft. 

I’ll show the header and hemstitch in an upcoming reel. Follow if you want to see some tips for those steps.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
A not very technical solution to a very important task. The warp thread clumps need to be separated evenly. A simple solution.  I’ve found that only two cardboard strips are necessary. I then weave about 1.5cm or an inch of header, using a yarn colour that I won’t be using in my weaving; so when I hemstitch I don’t catch the header yarn.  So.. the 2 cardboard strips and a small section of woven header gets the warp perfectly evenly spread ready to weave the weft.  I’ll show the header and hemstitch in an upcoming reel. Follow if you want to see some tips for those steps.
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  • A sassy older weaver who loves weaving! Have a look around and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
  • Options?? Hmmmmm Beating the weft on my rigid heddle loom - is an option! 

Your thoughts?? :) 

I’m a sassy older weaver who loves weaving. Have a look around my space here and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
  • Yes.. slooooow! I’m weaving with my rigid heddle loom, where I stand and walk rather than sitting to weave. 

My blankets are based on my experiences, many of my series are based on travelling the world in our 100 year old vintage car. What do you base your weaving pieces on? 

Found my weaving interesting, let your weaving bestie know. I share tips and ideas which may help your weaving, so come follow along.
  • Do you skip this step? Some new weavers don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off their loom that the ends start to come adrift! 

I see it sooo often. 

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but making sure I secure the warp threads into small clumps, by Hemstitching. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Your weaving bestie may also be grateful for this reminder. For more tips and ideas, come follow along.
  • Wish more new weavers would try this. Just two is all that’s needed! 

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use as many cardboard strips as sticks of spaghetti in a packet (yes, that may be an exaggeration lol) , but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
  • Hemstitching is important. Some new weavers skip this step and don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off the loom that the ends start to come adrift!

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but securing the warp threads into small clumps. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Save this to remember.. and come follow along.
  • Woohoo! You’ve found my space here where you can see some of my experience and grab some tips and ideas and use for your next projects. 

I use a very simple rigid heddle loom, and combine that with a lifetime of experience as an artist, creative and weaver.

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use heaps more, but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour than my woven piece. You’ll see why, in a later reel. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
  • You bit ‘meh’ about starting your next weaving project? I’m an artist and weaver and I share tips and ideas in my space here which may help you to ignite your weaving mojo again! Follow along and see. I may even make you laugh.
  • A not very technical solution to a very important task. The warp thread clumps need to be separated evenly. A simple solution. 

I’ve found that only two cardboard strips are necessary. I then weave about 1.5cm or an inch of header, using a yarn colour that I won’t be using in my weaving; so when I hemstitch I don’t catch the header yarn. 

So.. the 2 cardboard strips and a small section of woven header gets the warp perfectly evenly spread ready to weave the weft. 

I’ll show the header and hemstitch in an upcoming reel. Follow if you want to see some tips for those steps.
View on Instagram
A sassy older weaver who loves weaving! Have a look around and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
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•
Follow
A sassy older weaver who loves weaving! Have a look around and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
2 days ago
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Options?? Hmmmmm Beating the weft on my rigid heddle loom - is an option! 

Your thoughts?? :) 

I’m a sassy older weaver who loves weaving. Have a look around my space here and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Options?? Hmmmmm Beating the weft on my rigid heddle loom - is an option! Your thoughts?? 🙂 I’m a sassy older weaver who loves weaving. Have a look around my space here and come follow along. I may even make you laugh!
2 days ago
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Yes.. slooooow! I’m weaving with my rigid heddle loom, where I stand and walk rather than sitting to weave. 

My blankets are based on my experiences, many of my series are based on travelling the world in our 100 year old vintage car. What do you base your weaving pieces on? 

Found my weaving interesting, let your weaving bestie know. I share tips and ideas which may help your weaving, so come follow along.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Yes.. slooooow! I’m weaving with my rigid heddle loom, where I stand and walk rather than sitting to weave. My blankets are based on my experiences, many of my series are based on travelling the world in our 100 year old vintage car. What do you base your weaving pieces on? Found my weaving interesting, let your weaving bestie know. I share tips and ideas which may help your weaving, so come follow along.
2 days ago
View on Instagram |
3/9
Do you skip this step? Some new weavers don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off their loom that the ends start to come adrift! 

I see it sooo often. 

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but making sure I secure the warp threads into small clumps, by Hemstitching. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Your weaving bestie may also be grateful for this reminder. For more tips and ideas, come follow along.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Do you skip this step? Some new weavers don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off their loom that the ends start to come adrift! I see it sooo often. Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but making sure I secure the warp threads into small clumps, by Hemstitching. I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. Your weaving bestie may also be grateful for this reminder. For more tips and ideas, come follow along.
4 days ago
View on Instagram |
4/9
Wish more new weavers would try this. Just two is all that’s needed! 

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use as many cardboard strips as sticks of spaghetti in a packet (yes, that may be an exaggeration lol) , but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Wish more new weavers would try this. Just two is all that’s needed! This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use as many cardboard strips as sticks of spaghetti in a packet (yes, that may be an exaggeration lol) , but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour. Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
4 days ago
View on Instagram |
5/9
Hemstitching is important. Some new weavers skip this step and don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off the loom that the ends start to come adrift!

Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but securing the warp threads into small clumps. 

I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. 

Save this to remember.. and come follow along.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Hemstitching is important. Some new weavers skip this step and don’t realise until after they’ve cut their weaving off the loom that the ends start to come adrift! Here I’m making sure I don’t catch the woven header, but securing the warp threads into small clumps. I’m doing a tutorial which I’m aiming to post in the near future. Save this to remember.. and come follow along.
4 days ago
View on Instagram |
6/9
Woohoo! You’ve found my space here where you can see some of my experience and grab some tips and ideas and use for your next projects. 

I use a very simple rigid heddle loom, and combine that with a lifetime of experience as an artist, creative and weaver.

This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use heaps more, but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour than my woven piece. You’ll see why, in a later reel. 

Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
Woohoo! You’ve found my space here where you can see some of my experience and grab some tips and ideas and use for your next projects. I use a very simple rigid heddle loom, and combine that with a lifetime of experience as an artist, creative and weaver. This is a very simple tip to use just 2 cardboard strips as a header. I see some weavers use heaps more, but as you can see, two is perfectly adequate; followed by a small section of woven header in a contrasting colour than my woven piece. You’ll see why, in a later reel. Follow along to see the next step where I show the most important Hemstitching!
5 days ago
View on Instagram |
7/9
You bit ‘meh’ about starting your next weaving project? I’m an artist and weaver and I share tips and ideas in my space here which may help you to ignite your weaving mojo again! Follow along and see. I may even make you laugh.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
You bit ‘meh’ about starting your next weaving project? I’m an artist and weaver and I share tips and ideas in my space here which may help you to ignite your weaving mojo again! Follow along and see. I may even make you laugh.
5 days ago
View on Instagram |
8/9
A not very technical solution to a very important task. The warp thread clumps need to be separated evenly. A simple solution. 

I’ve found that only two cardboard strips are necessary. I then weave about 1.5cm or an inch of header, using a yarn colour that I won’t be using in my weaving; so when I hemstitch I don’t catch the header yarn. 

So.. the 2 cardboard strips and a small section of woven header gets the warp perfectly evenly spread ready to weave the weft. 

I’ll show the header and hemstitch in an upcoming reel. Follow if you want to see some tips for those steps.
View Reel on Instagram
@skeinydipping
@skeinydipping
•
Follow
A not very technical solution to a very important task. The warp thread clumps need to be separated evenly. A simple solution.  I’ve found that only two cardboard strips are necessary. I then weave about 1.5cm or an inch of header, using a yarn colour that I won’t be using in my weaving; so when I hemstitch I don’t catch the header yarn.  So.. the 2 cardboard strips and a small section of woven header gets the warp perfectly evenly spread ready to weave the weft.  I’ll show the header and hemstitch in an upcoming reel. Follow if you want to see some tips for those steps.
6 days ago
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