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Tag Archives: plain weave
Spicy Napkins
These napkins were inspired by the colours in my kitchen/family room, and remind me of spices: turmeric, cayenne and nutmeg. I intend to weave luncheon size napkins and they are 18” x 18” on the loom. I saw the colour … Continue reading
Posted in Weaving
Tagged colour, colour-and-weave, cotton, hand weaving, Handweaving, handwoven, kitchen, napkins, plain weave, spices
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Experiment in Linen
I wanted to try working with linen again. The last time I wove with linen threads was at least ten years ago, and while I ended up with some pretty nice tea towels. I remember many people saying linen was … Continue reading
Posted in Weaving
Tagged hand weaving, handwoven, linen, plain weave, Scarf, scarves, Textiles, Warp, Weaving, woven, yarn
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June Towel of the Month – a little lace
This is a lovely towel woven in Atwater-Bronson Lace, where the lace forms small frames around a plain weave centre. This is done in two blocks on four shafts. I decided to use some Fox Fibre naturally coloured cotton for these … Continue reading