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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Jean Johnson
Deflected doubleweave scarf woven in Valley 8/2 tencel (shale and black) and Jaggerspun 18/2 superfine merino (vanilla). Elisabeth Hill workshop, June 2017.
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Jackie Heller
Birches, by Jackie Heller. Size mounted is 20 x 20″. Combination of wet and dry-needle felting. Machine stitched along the trees. She says “started it 3 years ago in…
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Pattie Lamb, Janice Kohl, and Jane Patterson
Pattie Lamb, Janice Kohl, and Jane Patterson have been weaving “More Than Pink” cotton and linen scarves for the Warpsters upcoming Race for the Cure event on May 6th.…
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Pattie Lamb
A mixed warp linen table runner, woven by Pattie Lamb. The warp a mixture of 16/1, 16/2 and 8/1 tow line in 4 colors. The structure is a point…
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Pattie Lamb
Lots of circles and ovals created by Turned Taquete in a tencel and silk scarf woven
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Patrice Walker
The bookmarks and cards are overshot 10/2 perle cotton warp, 5/2 perle cotton weft. These are set at 30 EPI. The bookmark pattern is Valley Forge Dogwood. The greeting…
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Debbie Suchoff
I was intrigued by Dawn Hummer’s presentation about SAORI weaving. And so, I decided to give it a try using a Cricket loom. Used 3/2 pearl cotton for the…
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Diane Byrne
Two tapestries from Diane.
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Sharon Grubb
I followed the pattern for “Little Rep Gems” by Susan E. Horton in the May/June 2014 Handwoven, pp. 42-43. I substituted my own color scheme and improvised the treadling…
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Janice Kohl
This is one of my handpainted warps from that workshop and my new scarf hot off the loom. It is 8/2 bamboo for the warp set at 36 epi.…
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Kelli Crispin
Wall hanging woven by Kelli Crispin for the 2016 Weaver’s Challenge. Her challenge: Her piece: wool warp, commercially dyed wool/mohair weft and edging cords, hand-dyed cotton weft, plain weave…
