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Cannister coasters From: Tony Burg |
Beautiful woven design From: Kyra Tenpenny |
Kessenick loom refurbished From: Tony Burg |
Kessenich before From: Tony Burg |
Kessenich before From: Tony Burg |
Woven Rug From: Tony Burg |
Double weave blanket From: Tony Burg |
wool blanket page 2 From: Tony Burg |
Warp for wool blanket. From: Tony Burg |
The wool blanket warp. From: Tony Burg |
Table Runner From: Tony Burg |
![I got the pattern for this project from Weavezine, a web weaving magazine. It was titled "Thrum Coasters" by Cheryl Reed. It utilizes the thrums from other projects. I made a total of 5 cuph](/images/RetrieveImage/33757/1 "I got the pattern for this project from Weavezine, a web weaving magazine. It was titled "Thrum Coasters" by Cheryl Reed. It utilizes the thrums from other projects. I made a total of 5 cuph - From: Tony Burg")
cup holders From: Tony Burg |
second scarf From: Tony Burg |
TonyHoundstooth2.jpg From: NancyRose |
TonyHTdraft-back.jpg From: NancyRose |
TonyHTdraft.jpeg From: NancyRose |
TonyHoundstooth From: NancyRose |
Tony's first practice project From: Kyra Tenpenny |
Red yarn detail From: RuthMacGregor |
![This is yarn spun from a bag of "orphan" wool found when I cleaned the living room. I added a variegated thread in plying to give it a little zing.](/images/RetrieveImage/31241/1 "This is yarn spun from a bag of "orphan" wool found when I cleaned the living room. I added a variegated thread in plying to give it a little zing. - From: RuthMacGregor")
Red yarn From: RuthMacGregor |
Purple dyeing From: RuthMacGregor |
Silk swatches From: RuthMacGregor |
Narrow linen band From: RuthMacGregor |
![These are the spinning heads (i.e., the flyer-and-bobbin assemblies) on my new/old double-flyer wheel.
The yarn you see is my "beginner's yarn": my first effort at spinning flax with two](/images/RetrieveImage/29412/1 "These are the spinning heads (i.e., the flyer-and-bobbin assemblies) on my new/old double-flyer wheel.
The yarn you see is my "beginner's yarn": my first effort at spinning flax with two - From: RuthMacGregor")
Two spinning heads From: RuthMacGregor |
Two-flyer wheel From: RuthMacGregor |
![This is a closer view of the towel-in-progress. If you squint just right you can see the "textural" accent in the middle of one of the heavier linen stripes. That's a narrow bit of crackle](/images/RetrieveImage/29080/1 "This is a closer view of the towel-in-progress. If you squint just right you can see the "textural" accent in the middle of one of the heavier linen stripes. That's a narrow bit of crackle - From: RuthMacGregor")
Towel closeup From: RuthMacGregor |
Towel in progress From: RuthMacGregor |
Eyelash yarn swatch From: RuthMacGregor |
Mill waste yarn From: RuthMacGregor |
![This is "mill waste" -- a colorful mass of silk threads, each about 7 inches long.
Very useful stuff!](/images/RetrieveImage/28987/1 "This is "mill waste" -- a colorful mass of silk threads, each about 7 inches long.
Very useful stuff!
- From: RuthMacGregor")
Silk mill waste From: RuthMacGregor |
![I can't believe I'm actually swatching for socks!
This yarn is spindle-spun from a hand-carded blend of wool and silk. The silk is tussah, and the wool is a "down" breed (fuzzy, no sheen](/images/RetrieveImage/28859/1 "I can't believe I'm actually swatching for socks!
This yarn is spindle-spun from a hand-carded blend of wool and silk. The silk is tussah, and the wool is a "down" breed (fuzzy, no sheen - From: RuthMacGregor")
Sock swatching From: RuthMacGregor |
![This is the distaff on my new/old Dutch wheel. It's meant for holding "tow" -- the coarser, less organized mass of flax fiber that's left over after the long, fine fibers have been combed.](/images/RetrieveImage/28554/1 "This is the distaff on my new/old Dutch wheel. It's meant for holding "tow" -- the coarser, less organized mass of flax fiber that's left over after the long, fine fibers have been combed.
- From: RuthMacGregor")
Tow distaff From: RuthMacGregor |