We have several special big projects that were brought to Show and Tell this month.
When you are over 90 (won't say exactly, lol), you become an honourary member.
Here is Betty and the cushion she made for her daughter.
Barb P demonstrated the wide variety in Fibre Arts with these projects.
Yarn with Sparkles are in her rigid heedle table runner. |
Barb P used avocado pits for the colour in her eco-dyed silk scarf and horse harness parts for the circles |
Barb used yarn left by her Mother for this baby hat, booties and dble knitted mitts. |
More by Barb P |
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Marie used Merino wool for this shawlette |
She used an oz of Cashmere in her felted scarf |
Diane H knit a shawlette (lower left) from her own handspun yarn and wove these classic tea towels. |
Pat knit this magnificent blanket; I must get more details |
Gail's rugs are loved by her family: The blue is from cut up garments with a wool and nylon warp and the other from Pendleton Mills blanket ends with an acrylic warp. |
This view gives a better idea of the size of Gail's rugs |
techniques, hand dyed mohair, silk and merino.
Kid mohair, 3 ply mohair (blue), hand dyed Merino & silk (mixed blues and mixed greens) |
Socks Marianne H knit for her husband |
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Lynn reported using the Crammed Yarn technique but I don't have photos of it. Here are a couple of links I found: Creating texture and
Crammed and Spaced Threads.
Lynn's Moscow Nights tea towels (R) |
This 5 colour plain weave tea towel in cotton boucle by Wendy was woven on her floor loom. (Similar to a Colour Gamp ) |
Wendy wove this Bamboo scarf on a table loom |
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She also wove these tea towels on her floor loom. |
Raelyn knit the fingerless gloves and 3 sizes of children's sweaters. |
PJ put on a 8 yard warp (she says never again) producing many variations by changing the weft colours. She use a left over warp piece for sampling treadles (R) |
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