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| Jen spun this natural brown yarn from one of her llamas who passed away |
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| The yarn spun by Wendy P was hand dyed from her 'Miracle' marigolds. Using t-shirts, she wove her first rag rugs. |
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| Ilse wove upholstery yardage to redo her DR chairs. The hand spun and dyed yarn is Romney and Samoid. |
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| Nell wove Samples for the next guild project on our 8 shaft loom. The left one has issues in the weaving. The one on the right is our next project. |
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| Wendy H used old blue jeans and purchased yarn to create a bag and Easter baskets for her grandchildren. |
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| Gail wove these rugs on the loom made by her Stepfather for his Mother. One is for her grandson and the other for her daughter-in-law. |
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| Detail of Cynthia's Table Runner |
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| Cynthia wove these tea towels in a thicker cotton, 6/2 at 16 epi. Right is a table runner in linen from Handwoven Jan-Feb 2019 p.56. She notes there is an error in the treadling sequence. |
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| MaryAnna wove this block twill scarf in Zephyr merino wool on her 8 shaft loom. |
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| 'Winter Confection' woven by Barb P. As described by Interweave, the Handwoven Jan-Feb 2019 project is "weaving that appears simple at first glance, but when you look closer, a level of complexity is revealed." |
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| Brenda showed her last project in bamboo and silk and bamboo woven 10 years ago as she prepares to start weaving again. |
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| Lynn wove two cotton throws and these rayon chenille scarves |
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| Michael used the family's stash and a 4 shaft loom for his red scarf (latest Handwoven). The coloured striped scarf was on a rigid heddle loom and the ball of yarn was the result of hand dying experiment. |
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| Fabric yardage by Cynthia |
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| Marianne M's cute knitted 'Whale' hat. The striped scarf was knit from sock yarn eco dyed last summer using a mix of coreopsis, golden rod and another (can't read my writing,lol). |
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| This is Marianne H's knit Whale hat. Both Mariannes' hats were a product of the Fair isle Knitting workshop. |
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| Terri's knitted and felted chair pads from her hand dyed and handspun yarn |
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| Diane L's socks from a pattern found on the internet |
