11. May 2021
I wove the fabric for this tunic blouse on my 4 shaft Norwood Loom using 10/2 naturally colored cotton (from Sally Fox), then cut and sewed the blouse using the Egyptian Folkways Pattern. Hazel Delcort
10. May 2021
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29. April 2021
I wove this scarf with Claudia Hand Paints 20/2 silk yarn. Carolyn Miller
27. April 2021
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26. April 2021
The history of textiles is fascinating and there's so much of it. Here is an interesting article and video Humanity's Early Textile Boom. https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/textiles-humanitys-early-tech-boom/vi-BB1g3hde?ocid=msedgdhp
15. March 2021
Finished at last! Started in July 2020! Wasn't hard to knit but you just had to go on blind faith. It was knit diagonally from bottom starting with a triangle. Completely seamless. I don't know how anyone writes a pattern like this. The yarn was just wonderful: Berroco Comfort Sock Nylon/Acrylic which is perfect for summer wearing. Pattern is Karpa. I was inspired by a top Roberta knit. Cindy Moore
14. March 2021
Finished a pair of socks with Must Stash Yarn. Pattern my own recipe for cuff down, 2 circs from various patterns. Elyse Meltz
27. February 2021
Just finished this one for myself. Montauk by Jennifer Owens. I used a dk weight merino/cotton blend. It’s actually blue, looks gray in photo. Robert Platt