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Here’s a selection of just some of the newly created items that our talented members brought to show at the November Guild meeting
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Here’s a selection of just some of the newly created items that our talented members brought to show at the November Guild meeting
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Guest presenter Charles Kerr provided the group with a demonstration of how to direct apply fiber reactive dyes on cellulose fiber yarn.
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“Star of Bethlehem” is a traditional weaving pattern and it’s the threading that is on Mary Ann’s loom this week!
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Judy Olsen notes that her latest handwoven scarves are “very simple and functional. Lion’s Brand fisherman’s wool yarn, 4 ply, broken twill threading, fringed.” She promises to have at least one of these for sale at the Guild’s show and … Continue reading
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Marsha recently participated in a two-day overshot workshop at Blue Flag Handweaving Studio in Sandpoint. She completed a lovely sampler of various treadlings, which now graces her studio wall, and a small white tea tea towel with red overshot borders. in … Continue reading
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Arlene Klotz’s handwoven vest took top honors at the 2013 Spokane Interstate Fair. SHG salutes this talented member! Arlene says the fabric for this vest “was a joy to weave.” Here are the details: The warp yarn used was “Elsebeth … Continue reading
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Kristie is almost finished weaving a pink rug using a reversing block twill pattern from an old issue of Vav magazine. The warp is black 8/4 cotton and the weft is a bright pink jersey bed sheet cut into 1″ … Continue reading
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Jen entered three handwoven items in the fair this year, and shares pictures of them here in a photo gallery in case you didn’t make it to the fairgrounds to see the real deal!
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Vicky recently put an 11-yard long, 24-inch wide warp on her AVL loom. The warp is 8/2 blue cotton, 8/2 white cotton and doubled 10/2 yellow cotton. Blue sections are plain weave and white stripes are 2/2 twill. She says the … Continue reading
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Mary Ann is busy at her loom once again and ushering in September in style. She’s weaving hot pink huck lace. The warp mixes wool and a wool-silk blend. The weft is metallic and alpaca. Isn’t it beautifully flashy?