Dorothy
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Unravelling
- A Handweaver's Blog
- A history of Colour
- Ask The Bellwether
- ASpinnerWeaver
- Atelier Stellaria
- Backstrap Weaving
- Barbara Blundell's Blog
- Bindepunkt
- blog plantes-couleurs
- c u r i o u s w e a v e r
- Cally Booker | Bonny Claith
- Carol's Blog
- Devon Fine Fibres - Life on a very special Devon farm
- Dorothy Stewart Handwovens
- Durham Weaver
- Dust Bunnies Under My Loom
- EVA STOSSEL'S WEAVING BLOG
- Fiber Investments
- Fibres of Being
- From Hand and Heart
- Growing Colour Tyfu Lliw
- Heart Like a Wheel: Spinning and Fibre Arts as Meditation Practice
- Irish Historical Textiles
- Janet's thread
- Just Weaving
- Kerstin's extras
- Leigh's Fiber Journal
- Life Looms Large
- Little Garth Lochmaben
- nemo ignorat
- PickOne
- Pure Inspiration
- Purple Donsu
- Riihivilla, Dyeing with natural dyes
- Schacht Spindle Blog
- Seabreeze Spinners
- Shirley Treasure
- Shuttle Pilot
- Spinning Fishwife
- Spinninglizzy's Weblog
- Sri Threads
- Swifter than a weavers shuttle my days have passed
- t'katch
- Talking about Weaving
- Tangled threads
- The Straight of the Goods
- The Weaving Studio
- Thrums
- weave4fun
- Weaving a Life
- Weaving Spirit
- Willington Weaver
- Wool - Tribulations of Hand Spinning and Herbal Dyeing
- Woolly Bits - Everything Textile
- YorkSett Arts and Crafts
- 切れ端・糸くず・独り言
- 羊のちから[Sheep's power]
Industry | Publishing |
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Location | Derbyshire, United Kingdom |
Introduction | I live in the Derbyshire Peak District of England. I started handspinning in August 2005 and soon went on to learn about using natural dyes to colour my yarns. Then, in order to make good use of the handspun yarns I took up knitting needles and thought it would be a good idea to learn to weave. I still love my first loom - I have a 2nd hand 8-shaft Toika Norjaana floor loom, now joined by an 8 shaft Leclerc Voyageur table loom, a small 12-shaft Greg Meyer loom, and two rigid heddle looms. I have a floor-standing inkle loom and a band loom with drawloom attachment, and several spinning wheels. I am a member of the Online Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers. On thing led to another, and in August 2010 I published the first edition of a British magazine for Handspinners: YarnMaker. |