Comments

AnnaR (not verified)

I like very much the colors you used!

It seems a simple but rewarding project: I'd like to try, too!

DebD (not verified)

those colors turned out beautiful! 

sally orgren

All three posts are lovely! I think any of the over 7,000 members of this site would LOVE to be on YOUR gift-giving list for any one of these towels! ;-)

Linda Carta (not verified)

Again....so very pretty.  I would never think to put these colors together.  Your work is impeccable!

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Notes

Our guild did a holiday showcase at a local historical mansion (Skylands Manor in Ringwood, NJ) so we filled our alloted space with various spinning, dyeing, and weaving activities.  I demonstrated weaving and wanted to have a finished product.  I chose to make kithcen towels.  The warp materials were donated by another guild member and I have no idea of the source of these unmercerized cottons.  For the weft I raided my own stash for some fine cottons that I doubled in order to have an appropriate weight.  The weft pattern yarns were tow linens from my stash.  I wove three towels, keeping one for myself and giving the other two as gifts.  The draft I used was the same as the previous placemats I made for my son and DIL, a Monk's Belt from Jean Scorgie's "Handweaver's Craft," Spring, 2004.  This was a quick, fun project!

Number of Shafts
4
Number of Treadles
4
Project Status
Finished
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