What do you weave into the fabric that will be cradling your future granddaughter? Love, and lots of it, of course. The baby wrap has been woven, and is cut from the loom! All that is left is the finishing work–examining for errors, washing and drying, and hemming. …And Melody learning how to wrap a baby wrap. Soon enough, baby Lucia will be wrapped in this love-made piece of cloth.
May your loved ones enjoy your gifts of love.
Happy weaving,
Karen
So beautiful. You’ve put in all the colors of light and of the rainbow, the sign of the covenant between God and Man, perfect for a wee girl whose name means Light.
Joanna, Thank you for that meaningful connection between the colors and the baby’s name!
Karen
What a touching journey you have shared with us, Karen! We are eagerly look forward to seeing Lucia wrapped in this beautiful piece. Blessings, Kris
Hi Kris, thank you for being a part of this journey with me.
Karen
What simply perfect light and love filled baby wrap. Beautiful!
Hi Martha, I appreciate your sweet thoughts!
Karen
So beautiful. You have an amazing eye for color. You used color to made a very simple weave structure into something that is visually complex and eye catching.
Thanks for including all of us in your journey
Beachweaver, It makes me very happy to have friends like you joining me in this journey!
Thank you for the compliments. I think working with color may be my main incentive for weaving. It’s invigorating to put colors together and watch them co-mingle into something visually interesting.
Karen