Nature's Wonder

The days are shorter, the temperature is getting cooler, and we are inexorably headed into the darker, colder time of year.  There has always been a bit of a challenge for me during the winter, as I can feel my world getting just a bit smaller.  I often don't get outside during the short time the sun shines, and I can often feel my mood subtly shift into less cheerful territory.  I'm already sad to say that when I go to work, I am leaving and coming home in the dark.

All this to say that last week, as I neared work, I glanced between trees and buildings to glimpse the most glorious sunrise.  I hoped that the colors wouldn't fade too much in the short time I had left before I could exit my car in the parking lot.  Luckily, this is what I saw when I arrived.



What a remarkable way to start your work day!

On the weaving front, I am still plugging away at the silk infinity scarf warp.  Here's a so so shot of the underside of the cloth still on the loom.


Until next time...

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  1. Both the sky and your cloth are stunning! Can you share that draft?

    As for the dark, I liked it better when I lived in the sticks and could see lots of stars. Can’t change it so might as well enjoy it. At least it’s not so hot and muggy...

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    1. The draft isn't really mine to share. I found it on Susan Harvey's blog, Thrums textiles in a post about twills. Can't remember the exact date, except that it was in May, but not this year. Happy hunting!

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