Hot off the Loom is an informal show and tell of recent projects. Guild members are invited to share their creative work. If you’d like to share something of your own, send a good quality jpg along with a caption describing your creation to: web@triangleweavers.org

  • Jean Johnson

    Jean Johnson

    Sashiko-ori table runner. The charcoal plain weave background is 8/2 unmercerized cotton; heavier 8/4 cotton in white is used for the pattern ends. The warp and weft pattern floats…

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  • Revelations in Rep Weave Results

    Revelations in Rep Weave Results

    Kudos to the fabulous weavers who completed the “Revelations in Rep Weave” workshop this March, and thanks for sharing your lovely work!

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  • Pam James

    Pam James

    Congratulations to Pam James; this piece won 3rd place at Convergence ​“Wind and Waves”. Woven on a rigid heddle loom with both clasp warp and clasp weft. The variable…

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  • Pam James

    Pam James

    I found out 2 new neighbors were both expecting babies in August and decided to weave my first baby blankets.  Was also influenced by someone who mentioned that if…

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  • Phyllis Demko

    Phyllis Demko

    Wall hanging in rep weave.  10/2 perle cotton in 5 colors.  Approx. 19.5” wide, 36” long.

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  • Jackie Heller

    Jackie Heller

    8/2 cotton huck lace shawl woven and then ice-dyed.

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  • Preemie Hats

    Preemie Hats

    Check out these preemie hats delivered to UNC’s Neonatal Care Center.  Many were knitted by Jean Johnson and Barbara Koch.  Directions for  knitting preemie hats are on the project ideas…

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  • Pattie Lamb

    Pattie Lamb

    One warp, four scarves.  The warp for these scarves was 40/2 linen.  The structure is Bronson lace – actually “turned” Bronson, as there are warp and weft floats on…

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  • Maria Weber

    Maria Weber

    Two reversible fabric baskets for my desk using pieces of my handwoven fabric (cotton and acrylic blend commercial yarns) and Shibori dyed cotton fabric made in Kelly Crispin’s workshop…

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  • Eller Girls at Masonic Home for Children, Oxford, NC 

    Eller Girls at Masonic Home for Children, Oxford, NC 

    Weave Got Joy! is one of the spring projects leading into Mother’s Day.  The girls (ages 5 – 12) wove these lovely pillow covers in late March 2022 on Cricket looms donated…

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  • Maria Weber

    Maria Weber

    Sharing these sweet little change purses I made from my weaving. The cloth was woven on my Saori Piccolo loom, with a black wool warp and an assortment of various…

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  • Carol Lerner

    Carol Lerner

    ​This tapestry was inspired by a photo of the Smoky Mountains and is 11″ by 27″   The warp is cotton seine twine, and the weft is all fine and…

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  • Mary Kircher

    Mary Kircher

    This tapestry is called “I am Light and I am Strong”.  Each panel is 12’ X 33”.  It is installed at the UNC Rex Cancer Center at 2605 Blue…

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  • Paula Baumann

    Paula Baumann

    Ikat summer shawl inspired by the Uzbek Ikat program from last March.  ​It is based on a design from the Mary Zicafoose book, Ikat, which is in the Guild library.  This 70” piece…

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  • Pattie Lamb

    Pattie Lamb

    I wove three scarves on a Blazing Shuttles painted warp called “Goldilocks”.  Borders were solid colors.  Warp: 20/2 cotton sett at 45 epi, Weft: 60/2 silk.  Pattern is a…

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  • Jane Bynum

    Jane Bynum

    Smålandsväv with linen warp and ground weft and wool pattern weft.​

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  • Phyllis Demko

    Phyllis Demko

    Tapestry “Sunday Morning,” inspired by one of the sun pictures from the TV show “Sunday Morning,” which I have watched for years.  The warp is cotton seine.  Weft is all…

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  • Mary Roper

    Mary Roper

    These towels were woven on a 16-Inch Kromski Presto rigid heddle loom with a 10-dent rigid heddle. The warp was mostly Yarn Bee Rainbow Wrapsody brand (doubled in the warp,  with…

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