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This is my newly constructed garden loom made with Woodburn Hill Farm Grapevines and jute. I got the idea from
Mary Janes Farm Magazine. The idea is to have a loom form in the garden that I or any of my friends or neighbors can add to as as a creative expression of our connection to each other and to beauty.
"it offers food and nesting materials for birds and butterflies. It evolves into an all-season living art form" - Margaret Kirk
Well will we see how it goes. So far it looks pretty nice!
3 comments:
Love your Garden Loom. I saw the one in the magazine and made one today too. used an old window frame and Twine leftover from bales of hay for the upright strings. I will take pics later in summer to show how it progressed. I am making a basket full of materials for people to use to help as they stop by. Fun!
I am just thrilled to see that so many people are embracing this concept...and setting up looms outside ! Yeah!
Midge Kirk
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