It's been a crazy little while focusing on writing books, but I've been able to have some time to weave. Currently, focusing on producing lengths of material, primarily for scarves. Over the past year, I purchased a bunch of cones of yarn, and while I used most of them, I have some half-filled cones of yarn. To that end, I've been working through the yarn to see what I can create. It's proved interesting seeing how I can use the yarn. Unfortunately, it seems when I finish the warp, I need more yarn for the weft. Such is the problem with weaving. Also, I'm working on creating cotton warp with chenille weft projects. It'll be interesting to see if I can use the cotton/chenille material for clothes. On a side note, the book I'm currently working on has a main character who is a weaver. Some of the items I'll be focusing on over the next few months is creating items connected to the book.
Greetings, and welcome to my site, Bryony Studio. This is a place where you can come to see what I'm working on in the studio whether a journal, wrap or top. I am a fiber artists specializing in woven clothing and accessories. St. Patrick's Day Warp Currently, I'm transferring items around while working on moving from my current location into a new location. As I go through the process, I'll let you know. I also happen to be a writer of fiction, and if you visit www.bridgettenibrian.com you can see some of my novels, and previous fiber work. Come by as you have the chance to visit and chat, and see what's new in the studio. Don't mind the dust or the mess because from them beautiful things emerge.
Since 2009, I've been showing at Appleumpkin, a small fair in the village of Wyoming in Western NY. Once again this year, I will have a booth set-up on Route 19 (South Academy Street) with handwoven goods, hand bound journals and, of course, books to sign. Everything begins at 10 am and goes until 5 pm both Saturday and Sunday. Find me at the blue dot below. Once in Wyoming NY, I'll be across from the Middlebury Historical Society and next door to the Village Hall.
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