Hi, I just joined this site and am learning how things work. As for me I just love Swedish Weaving. This type of needlework is easy to learn and works up fast.  Are there any other Canadians doing Swedish Weaving in this group?

I taughta Swedish Weaving class in Ottawa at Wool-Tyme last Sat. If I teach any other classes in Ottawa I will let you know. Have a look at my web site to see what I am doing. http://www.funandfastpatterns.ca Take care, Christine

Nadine said:It was interesting to read your post.  When I was attending a one room country school in the '50s I did some simple Huck Embroidery.  We had a time each Friday afternoon when we did some sort of hand work.  Not long ago in cleaning out my cedar chest I found the little towel that I had done. I remember it being a fun thing to do.  Nadine

Thank you for your comment Nadine.

I would love to see your work. It is so nice seeing projects from out past. I usually carry Huck Toweling but am out at this time. What types of needlecrafts do you do? I am hooked on Swedish Weaving but am interested in trying Canvass work and Hardanger sometime in the future. The key is trying to find the time.