Christine's Blog

New Kits in the works

Hi Everyone,

I hope you are enjoying your summer thus far.  We have been on a few mini holidays visiting family & friends.

Now it's time to get back to work and let you know that I have been working on some new kits.  They are Christmas ornaments and made on the 22ct Hardanger fabric.  The kits are complete with the fabric, yarn, needle and full instructions. My other kits are card kits and I will be making more of them as well.

TIP to know!

The best part of the Hardanger kit(s) is that the pattern(s) can be used for Monk's Cloth as they are one to one. Just follow the basic instructions for your Monk's Cloth, like the prep and basting.  Should you find the yarn measurements slightly long just shorten them by 1/4 width at a time until you are comfortable with your yarn measurements.  

The Harvest card kit makes a lovely Monk's Cloth runner or afghan. I have it in an oval card or rectangle card. The oval is popular.

Well I will let you go for now and please email me any questions you might have regarding my Swedish Weaving.

I will also be  posting some more photos and instructional videos in the weeks and months to come.  So come back often as this BLOG page is only getting started.

Thank you all for your comments and I will be working on some of your suggestions from a while ago.

 

Take care & happy weaving,

Christine

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Welcome to my first blog post

Hi and welcome to the wonderful world of Swedish Weaving!

 

Swedish Weaving is my passion, as you already know.

It all started when I was given a piece of Monk's Cloth that was prepped and ready to be woven with some yarn and a bodkin needle. Well, I guess, as they say "The rest is history!"  I was hooked the first time I tried my hand at Swedish Weaving.  I had a Dressmaking business for over 10 years and had to close it to open Christine's Swedish Weaving.  

With a degree in Fashion Design and having worked in the industry, it gave me a great foundation for designing and teaching. Now as an Entrepreneur, I have the freedom to teach others how to weave. I love watching their faces light up when they get it. Then I know they are hooked.

Doing craft shows are great, as I get to meet so many other crafters. We are an amazing bunch of people with vivid imaginations. I also visit Guilds and Swedish Weaving groups promoting my business and answering as many questions as possible. I enjoy meeting fellow weavers and seeing their creations. It's all so inspiring! 

Should you wish to have me at your group or Guild, please email me so we can set something up. 

Well I must get back to my designing and weaving.

Thanks for the visit & happy weaving,

Christine

 

 

 

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