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
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Sharon Grubb
I made this runner in Warp Rep for a friend’s birthday. Her home has gray walls with lots of artwork in bold colors which I used for my inspiration,…
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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.…
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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…
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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…
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Petra Weishaupt-Smith
Poncho & Shawl are woven in 8-shaft Atwater Bronson Lace
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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…
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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…
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Dianne Byrne
Sticks and Stones is a free-form piece woven as a project for the Contemporary Textiles study group. Our September theme is “Sticks, Stones, and Stitches,” so I’ve inserted small found…
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Jackie Heller
Check out this video!
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Sharon Grubb
After completing Jennifer Moore’s Double Rainbow workshop in March, I was inspired to weave her Full Spectrum shawl. She had an example at the workshop and it positively glowed. …
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Peggy Myers
I fell in love with the structure from the article in Handwoven May/June 2019 page 46-a turned taquete. I wove it in pinks to make bassinet toppers for the…
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Peggy Sanford
A friend arranged a tour of the UNC baseball facilities for my grandson when he came to visit last October. My favorite part was learning that they had Carolina…
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Kelly Walsh
Hot off the Sewing Machine! These tote bags feature scraps left over from a set of those turned taquete hand towels that everybody loves! I never leave yarn at…
