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Klaudia wove many happy colour tea towels, and she knitted socks,
the blues green tweed sweater, the striped scarf and numerous hats! |
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| Marg dyed painted warps and Koolaid as the dye for the roving (Studio week). That didn't keep her busy enough as she knitted socks, wove these b&w tea towels and a lovely bamboo scarf. She used Eco dyes (natural flora) for this silk shawl! |
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| Ilse hand painted tensile for this shawl woven in an 8-harness Huck weave. The large bedside rug is reversible and is woven in a 2 block weave on 4-harnesses. |
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| Gail's specialty is Inkle weaving and woven rugs but here she showed us the pillow cover she wove using weft from blue jeans in various shades and cut into strips |
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| Diane L knit this lovely warm sweater |
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| Not only did Diane H weave tea towels in Turned Twill, she also wove a Huck weave red shawl in acrylic yarn which she donated to our Comfort Bin. |
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| The pattern of an 8-harness turn twill is demonstrated really well by these tea towels woven by PJ. |
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| Ilona brought two versions of the Hitchhiker scarf in cotton and acrylic yarn. |
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| Karen G knit the red baby sweater a tweed baby hat, the purple hitch hiker scarf, socks and spun the turquoise hank and the grey soft kitty alpaca |
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| Karen wove these 8 harness place mats, some tea towels (not shown) and this detailed grey scarf |
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| Barb L made these exquisite pine needle journal covers |
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| Marianne H, with her visiting grandchildren, made marble paper covering the canisters and making notebook covers |
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| Doreen knit this fun sweater in between running 5k races and half marathons, coming in 1st in her age group in one of the 5k's Congratulations Doreen! |
