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| Marianne H's yardage woven for a tunic woven using an organic bamboo warp and a weft of wool and silk |
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| Ketchup, mustard and pickle pattern tea towels found on Handweaving.net were woven by Stephanie |
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| Barb P wove 4 plain and 4 twill tea towels on 8 shafts using her own designs, trying various techniques |
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| Woven Bamboo by Doreen |
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| Karen B wove 7 place mats in 4/8 cotton as part of a Jane Stafford on-line workshop featuring log cabin inserted into a pattern, focusing on symmetry in warp and weft. |
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| These tea towels in 2/8 cotton are Karen B,'s own design using the log cabin technique and alternating weft. |
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| Sandy McN's spectacular knitted shaw from handspun yarn. |
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| Detail of shawl |
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| One of the several exquisite Indonesian textile printing blocks that Jen that brought in to show us |
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| Karen G's lace scarf with a twisted knit on a background of pearl stitches |
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| This large beige and ivory lap blanket was knit by Karen T |
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| A cowl knit by Sandy Mc N using her own hand spindle spun merino, yak and silk yarn. |
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| Baby set by Karen G |
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| They were so popular, Barb P had to weave more Owl hats in various sizes. |
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