Weaving Connections: Individual Ideas in a Shared Artwork
After building our mini weaving frames last week, each child now held their own little frame in their hands, full of pride and ready to finally be brought to life.
With eager attention, everyone recalled the important rule for warping the frame, and we agreed on a shared number of warp threads so that our pieces could later be sewn together like little puzzle pieces into a larger whole.
Some children already had a very clear vision of the pattern they wanted to weave. Their eyes sparkled as they put their ideas onto paper and created their first sketches – sometimes delicate, sometimes colorful, sometimes wild and bold.
In the next step, these designs will be transferred onto the weaving frames. Little by little, a collection of small, personal artworks begins to grow – each one unique, each one full of expression.
In the end, all these individual pieces will be assembled like colorful mosaics until they form one large collaborative blanket – a quilt that unites each child's creativity in a warm, vibrant creation.


