Bits of weaving wisdom, tips, and tricks, occasional ranting and raving, as well as Schacht Spindle news and views, by Time to Weave author Jane Patrick.


Monday, September 22, 2008

Linda Hendrickson

Linda Hendrickson and Barry Schacht play around with cord making in the Schacht offices.

On Friday we had the honor of a visit from Linda Hendrickson, in town just prior to your program and workshops she’s giving for the Rocky Mountain Weavers Guild in Denver. Linda’s specialties are split-ply twining and tablet weaving (which some of us call card weaving). It was great fun to be with Linda—her enthusiasm for what she is doing is infectious and her desire to teach and educate a true mission. We played around with cord making—the basis for split-ply twining. Check out her website for more about Linda—she has several self-published instruction and pattern books, as well as instructional videos—which is where she really wants to go, so look for more from this prolific craftsperson. Also check out her Utube video on “How to Make a Continuous Cord”.

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3 Comments:

Blogger Deanna said...

I notice that the rope maker Barry is using has four hooks instead of the three on your current rope maker. Is there a new rope product in the making? I would like to have a four hook model.
Deanna

October 4, 2008 10:35 PM

 
Blogger Jane Patrick said...

Dear Deanna,
You are quite observant. As you know, Linda is into split-ply twinning big time. Part of her visit was to explore a four-hook Rope Machine. We made a prototype for her and the picture you see is Barry and Linda trying it out. We'll keep you posted on our progress...

October 6, 2008 2:15 PM

 
Blogger Jane Patrick said...

Dear Deanna,
You are quite observant. As you know, Linda is into split-ply twinning big time. Part of her visit was to explore a four-hook Rope Machine. We made a prototype for her and the picture you see is Barry and Linda trying it out. We'll keep you posted on our progress...

October 6, 2008 2:18 PM

 

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