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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 earlier this summer.
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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 by TWG. They chose the yarn donated by members of the TWG and others. Then they made a color map planning their warp and weft and wove the…
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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 yarns from my stash for the weft. The cloth has fusible interfacing for stability and the purse is lined with colorful cotton fabric.
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Pam James
These are pillows I just finished for my couch. The usual – – recycled yarn. I designed the pattern. The pattern is from Landis Valley Linen.. I’m not sure how much the finished pattern resembles what I started with! One back is just a variation on that without a border. The other back is rigid heddle. Because…
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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 blue trashbags! My friend arranged for me to get one, and I used it to weave her a “bag o’ bags.” It will be a surprise gift for…
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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 the end of a warp anymore, even if its not enough for another towel I can always find something to do with the cloth. The bottoms of the…
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Jackie Heller
I wove this bag on the little Structo Loom. 10/2 Tencel from JOY. Karen Fisher button. Back has a pocket woven in Zanshe technique with JOY thrums.
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Jean Johnson
Make your own Espadrilles! Handwoven linen cloth: Euroflax sport weight linen woven in bands of 2/1 and 1/2 twill on a three-shaft extended point twill threading. Lining is organic cotton sateen from Spoonflower. Purchased jute and rubber soles (ahappystitch).
