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Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen

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Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen

Karen, it's GORGEOUS! (pattern request??)
You do beautiful work, (((((HUG)))))
Noreen

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Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen

Karen the shawl is lovely and I like the kumihimo loom as well, what is
the center made out of, I have never seen a coffee can lid like that.
(Must be said I never buy our coffee in a can either)...LOL

Thanks for the postings Martin

Els

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| On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 09:14:04 -0600, "Karen" wrote:


Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen, is that a hand or machine knit pattern? Reminds me of a garter
carriage technique I saw a few years ago. If it's a hand knit pattern, I'm
really intrigued!

Eleanore, that kumihimo loom is amazing. What an interesting synthesis of
the wood/weights method and the card method! I like the idea of using those
bobbins to hold whole skeins of floss, too.


Helen "Halla" Fleischer,
Fantasy & Fiber Artist in Fairland, MD USA
http://home.covad.net/~drgandalf/halla/

Karen,
That is gorgeous!
I also like the kumihimo loom.
Katherine

| On Sat, 08 Nov 2003 10:04:10 -0800, (Els van Dam) wrote:

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen the shawl is lovely and I like the kumihimo loom as well, what is
the center made out of, I have never seen a coffee can lid like that.
(Must be said I never buy our coffee in a can either)...LOL


To me, it looks like what Eleanore's done is to take a very large coffee
can lid, cut the rim off , cut slits and a center hole, sandwich it between
two plates of wood, also with center holes, then used the brass lamp part
she mentioned as a flange at the center hole. I wonder if it looks the same
on both sides? And where do you find this nice lamp part?


Helen "Halla" Fleischer,
Fantasy & Fiber Artist in Fairland, MD USA
http://home.covad.net/~drgandalf/halla/

Martin,
Thanks once again for posting pictures for RCTY. You do us a real
service!

Karen,
The shawl is gorgeous! You do beautiful work, as I have told you
before.

Eleanore,
Thanks for sharing your version of the kumihimo loom. It's sometimes
hard to envision what people are talking about, but this explains it all.

Janise

Karen that would be stunning with a black strapless gown on New Year's Eve!
Hmmmm give hubby the hint BG

Hugs,
Melody

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Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen

is the loom made from the plastic lid from coffee can.Stella
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In article , "Karen"
wrote:

Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen

Karen the shawl is lovely and I like the kumihimo loom as well, what is
the center made out of, I have never seen a coffee can lid like that.
(Must be said I never buy our coffee in a can either)...LOL

Thanks for the postings Martin

Els

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Karen!

That shawl is just gorgeous!
Thanks for sharing:)

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Martin posted the picture of my shadow shawl on his site; and there is a
really neat picture and description of Eleanore's handheld kumihimo loom
there also.

http://www.techcopy.demon.co.uk

Karen