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As I wove Gloria we decided that she should have a lot of braids to really show off her wonderfully bright warp colors ( warp are the strings that run vertically) On a side note, I started added long braids to my work about a year ago. The nature of weaving on the loom allows there to be a foot or two of waste yarn, which I hated. So I started playing with different designs that would use ALL of the warp, and leave no waste behind.
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I recently purchased some cooper tubing at the hardware store, I didn't really have a plan for what I was going to use it for, it just seemed like a good idea to buy it. Sometimes I wonder what the people at the hardware store must think when I leave. It's just down the street from my house, so I wonder in quiet often, and pick up random bits and pieces of hardware. I'm not really sure what you're actually supposed to do with this cooper tubing, but I like adding it to my scarves.
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Because someone is experiencing success does not mean that their life is simple.
Notes from Gloria:
When someone is really good at something it's probably because they spent a lot of time practicing
Just because something is hard doesn't mean that you shouldn't work through it.
Don't ignore who you are, or the direction that your soul is taking you
, even if it is hard and demanding.
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Since Gloria is so full of braids I did a little bit of research on the history of braids, while this is related to hair I still thought that it was interesting.
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Also in the history of braiding as a craft (and not hair related) is macrame which began in the 13th century. :)
FYI- The copper tubing is for plumbing. You can buy connector pieces and make great frames! You can make it super shiny with some steel wool.
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