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you are curious you can find them here once i became a member of anna masons school of art i began working through some of the beginner courses the pumpkin and snowdrop are a couple of examples of beginner lessons i have completed about 10 lessons already and am loving every bit of it i am not going to bore you with all the paintings but will share a couple more i moved onto some intermediate level tutorials of which this magnolia is one as i pointed out when working through lessons being completely guided every step of the way am i really and truly learning how would i know unless i try one on my own without being told what tone and hue to apply when where and how to apply them so i did attempt a painting on my own the orchid you see below i am quite happy with how it turned out overall i really feel that this time i have found the right teacher for me and i am thrilled btw clicking on each image will give you a closer look posted by quilt rat at 2 27 pm 6 comments sunday march 22 2020 problem solving a while back i showed you an indian book charkha that was given to me at the time i did not realize i was missing some essential bits i did play with it learned how to use it but then put it away as i could not actually create much with it here is where the problem lies i could spin but i kept running into issues with the yarn working its way up the spindle shaft and eventually getting caught up in the mechanism which just chewed up the yarn i had spun why well because there is supposed to be a little disc that works as a stopper of sorts i did not have those so i needed to work that out and that was only one of the problems i also had to figure out how i was going to get the yarn off the spindle smoothly to be able to ply it i worked that out too lets start with the spindle here is how one should look notice the little metal disc this is a screen grab from the woolery and here is what my spindles look like can you see what is missing i should point out that i did not get it quite right the first time my solution evolved so i thought i would show you the whole thing not just the end result i looked around the house for disc like things metal washers had too large a hole were too heavy cardboard degrades too quickly i needed something lightweight rigid super smooth and the right size to still allow room for the spindle to spin i grabbed some fridge magnets that looked about right i popped out the magnet itself made a small hole with and awl in the plastic and inserted the spindle yes that worked and worked fairly well trouble is that these things have a very rounded edge and so i would not be able to put a lot of fibre onto each spindle before the yarn i was spinning would fall off the edge so i again combed through various drawers and boxes and came across some plastic that i used to use when i made costumes this stuff is what i used when i needed to build rigid elements into pieces i cut some discs from this plastic and began using with the plastic disc from the magnets i now had a better flatter surface to build the cop i think it took a day or so for the light bulb to come on i no longer needed that thick fridge magnet plastic i could use the spindles with that cut plastic only the image below shows the end result it works even better than i had hoped my next problem was how to get the yarn to pull off smoothly so that i could ply it i needed something to hold the spindles in the right position for this and that was an easy fix i grabbed my lazy kate that i use with the bobbins for my spinning wheel on the side i placed some screw eyes that would allow the spindles to sit in and spin easily this ultra simple little modification works amazingly well you still see those thicker plastic discs here because this is the yarn i spun before the light bulb came on i am now using the spindles modified with the white plastic which is wonderful because everything still packs nicely inside the book charkha and finally here is my test mini skein it was spun using the book charkha and then chain plied using my spinning wheel the fibre is merino and silk i should note that traditionally these indian book charkhas are made for spinning cotton i currently don t have any cotton but i was not about to let that stop me from using it posted by quilt rat at 12 49 pm 2 comments labels handspun yarn indian book charkha problem solving spindles spinning spinning tools thursday february 6 2020 long overdue whoa i have not posted here in nearly a year how the heck did that happen it is not that i haven t been creating i suppose it is just that i have not spent as much time documenting my process as i used to but i do have some photos to share that will give you an idea of what has consuming my creative time these days in my last few posts i talked about my journey into spinning at that point i was using spindles to spin yarn but that all changed last summer when i had the opportunity to acquire my very own spinning wheel those of you who have followed me for years know that i love a challenge my wheel was new but here is the thing it left the factory in 1985 exactly how i got it in pieces in a box in need of sanding finishing and assembly so the brand new wheel i put together in 2019 was actually 34 years old how cool is that here it is assembled and working wonderfully in july i was gifted this vintage book charkha which is a fascinating device with such an interesting history you likely also know that i kinda like to try to build my own tools when i can because i have a nice supply of raw fleece to process i was interested in getting some wool combs for prepping fibre that i could spin on the spinning wheel but holy cow they are very expensive and while i am sure they are worth the cost i was not prepared to spend a lot of until i could see if it was something i would enjoy doing regularly so i set out to make my own i found some onions holders on a clearance rack which was great cause if the experiment did not work i wouldn t be out much bonus i cut the plastic handles off used some very strong double sided tape to hold them together slightly offset i used a found hardwood shelf to cut into a couple of blocks of wood that the tines would be placed into i borrowed my son s dremel tool to hollow out a cavity in those blocks that was a little labour intensive but remember i do like a challenge once the cavity was clean and smooth i filled it with the onion holders sawdust and wood glue handles were made very simply with doweling if i ever do this again i will do something different as this is not the most ergonomic on the hands in the image below you can see the raw fleece locks on the left and the combed fibre on the right these combs may not be pretty but they are holding up to the rigors of combing and actually work quite well my latest obsession is a result of this book i got a couple of weeks ago it is arne and carlos field guide to knitted birds oh my the book is gorgeous and these little birds are just way too much fun to knit and a wonderful way to use small bits of my hand spun yarn all but the black one in the photo have been knitted with yarn i processed dyed and spun i will try not to let so much time pass before my next post but you can always find me on instagram just click the instagram icon in the upper right corner of this blog posted by quilt rat at 5 16 pm 3 comments labels diy diy hand combs indian book charkha knit birds spinning spinning tools spinning wheel wednesday march 13 2019 another stash busting project okay first of all let me clarify it was someone else s stash and i had help thank you susan a few years back a good friend showed me some wool fabric she was planning to rid herself of she had been a rug hooker for many years but had pretty much given up that hobby for several others so of course i could not resist these beautiful hand dyed wools and said that perhaps i could do something with it well guess what it came to my house only to sit on a shelf until i finally decided i had to use it or move it on the challenge was that because it was a rug hookers stash it was not yardage it was pieces strips but it was beautiful quality in a gloriously rich wide range of colours i decided to make a wool throw something just right for draping over oneself while knitting watching tv reading or maybe even a little lazy afternoon snooze this is where susan came in i had way too much and needed help using this stuff up we split the stash i took predominantly blues and greens susan reds and oranges we also used some thrift shop finds to supplement a kilt a man s suit and a few other pieces were disassembled and in some cases dyed to give us exactly the extras we needed for some reason i don t have any of the greens pictured here the pile on the right was the result of some dye experiments i created a conceptual diagram of the sort of thing we were trying to achieve and we were off the next step was to make sure everything was cleanly trimmed the trimmed bits looked too pretty to toss away and to sort the pieces by size some were as much as 11 long others closer to 4 then we just played laying them out to make workable rows we decided that we would sew them together in an unconventional way so that we would not be dealing with tons of seams my reasoning for this was that i knew i wanted to do big stitch quilting at the end i think susan was more clever and took hers to a long armer i will explain shortly once we each had a pleasing layout the pieces were simply machine stitched by butting the raw edges up to each other and using a triple zig zag which was such a pleasant sewing process long vertical rows were created then each row was attached to the next in the same manner while i stayed very much in a subdued colour scheme susan on the other hand added some brilliant unexpected pops of colour to hers susan and i each used a thin batting and found some nice robert kaufman flannel for our backings a piece of soap served to mark the concentric circles which i would hand stitch using 12wt aurifil cotton the flannel for the back was only 45 wide it needed to be pieced to get the required width susan pieced hers entirely with the flannel i chose to add a row of the same wool pieces used on the front to create my pieced back these throws finished at 60 x 50 and are super cosy the texture added by the machine quilting is fabulous i used striped cotton leftovers from the backing of a previous quilt for my binding susan pieced wool to create her binding i love that susan kept the labels in place from one of the up cycled clothing pieces now time and use will tell if not having sewn traditional seams will have been a poor decision i must admit that i am a little concerned about how much stress the joins will endure over time i think susan was wise to have her quilt machine quilted as i think that will help its sturdiness and durability but i have been using mine every evening for several weeks and it is not showing signs of any problems yet yet being a key word i may go back and add more stitching to mine just the same oh and btw we were not completely successful at stashbusting lol posted by quilt rat at 9 41 am 11 comments labels big stitch quilting stash busting stashbusting quilt up cycle wool wool throw older posts home subscribe to comments atom copyright jill buckley on the janome horizon mc15000 please note the catalogs below are large pdfs and may require a little extra time to download local colour textile art doodles papercuts snowflake gallery legal stuff i am more than happy to share what i discover as i create but please remember that the images designs text you see here are the property of jill buckley and are not to be reproduced or distributed in any manner without my permission much appreciated visit my youtube channel toy sewing machine collection available march 1st 2016 tabitha followers blog archive 2021 2 october 1 just a note january 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