This is what I have done with the kumihimo. Not much done but it is a start. I must admit that this was not totally what I expected. Usually, I relax and I find a beat. Even if I start something new and unknown. Well, it didn't go that way with the kumihimo. Some time ago, I try it but was not successful. Now, I got some instruction and I have figured it out. I was able to do what you see above. The problem: I don't connect with the process. Yes, it is slow to do. I did other projects that took time but it was project that got me hooked to.
Now, for the kumihimo, I struggle to get hooked. It didn't happened. Maybe it is that I had to turn the wheel and yarn, as the instruction ask. I don't see myself turning around that wheel. I think I can figure a way to do it without having to turn. Would be a solution. Don't know if it will work in the real world. My mind and the reality are two world apart.
So, for the moment, I ain't hooked with the kumihimo. I don't know if it will change in the future. I just find it a bit sad that I don't feel the call with this technique. Usually, I like yarn crafting. It feel strange to encounter something that I don't get hooked. It bring mixed emotions. It surprising to encounter something that I don't connect. At the same time, I wonder if I had been selective in other techniques that I learned. Is it that I stumble on other techniques that were well suited to me?
Well, technically, I got it right on one way to use it. It is a fail because I feel forced to continue it. I don't go to this one project to finish it. I try it and it is the result. I guess I get some conclusion on this experiemnt. I may put is aside for a little while before returning to it, just as a confirmation of my first hunches.
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