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Dianne Byrne
Tencel scarf woven on 8 harnesses in turned twill. Woven during Pattie Lamb’s Virtual Scarf Class.
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Donna Eash
Silver Linings Shawl pattern by Tammy Bast from Holiday 2020 edition of Easy Weaving with Little Looms. Woven on 25″ Schacht Flip using a hack of 15 dent Ashford Heddle. Warp is Findley Juniper Moon Farms in Dove. Weft is same in Greyhound. 19″ x 85″. Leaving the fringe loose. It’s SO soft.
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Pam James
I did this wall hanging for a friend. I had been wanting to try something arty with unwoven warp. I did a very tiny sample to understand how it would drape and laid yarn out on my floor to try to get the right dimensions. At some point, I decided that you really couldn’t have too much…
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Susan Griffiths
This is a cotton scarf woven on a rigid heddle loom with a 10 dent heddle. The inspiration fiber was spun (by Pattie Lamb) with analogous blue colors. I created a wrap with blues and greens and picked two complementary orange hues. For my second wrap I experimented with Fibonacci numbers to create the warp sequence. Ultimately…
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Ann Schelbe
The scarf was woven on a Rigid Heddle Loom with handspun yarn. The warp yarn is spun from roving from Fiddlehead Fibers in Pittsburgh, PA and is Merino/ Corriedale. The weft is Alpaca, origin unknown. Both yarns were spun in 2020 as spinning covid projects. The weave is a plain weave, done on a 10 dent on a rigid…
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Pam James
A friend wanted a weaving with ‘stuff woven into it.’ This is what she got. If it were in a gallery it would say “reclaimed yarn and findings.” In the vernacular that translates to; ‘unraveled sweaters and crap I picked up off the street’ (truly!)
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Pattie Lamb
This is my take on the wonderful Jennifer Moore Doubleweave Spectrum Shawl. Woven using 20 Lunatic Fringe colors in 10/2 cotton, I altered the threading and treadling to create a different doubleweave pattern. The shawl on the left was woven with the a progression of pairs of the spectrum colors. The runner on the right was woven with…
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Sally Kahler
I wove this shawl last week for a friend undergoing cancer treatment. It is made with Merino/tencel fiber from Webs sett at 16epi in a Finnish Bird’s Eye.
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Shula Bernard
Shula wove this beautiful scarf as a gift for her sister-in-law. The warp is 8/2 tencel – solid stripes on the borders, variegated in the center. The weft is 20/2 silk. The scarf was inspired by Pattie Lamb’s Seaside Magic article in the September/October issue of Handwoven.
