Comments

Artistry

Great pillows! The finishing edged flatters the weaving as well as serving practical purposes. A neutral yet exciting textural piece, i really like them. I am not familiar with Strickler? I must of missed that one along the way.

B P (not verified)

I like these pillows too...great woven textures!

Beth

elisabethhill (not verified)

The Book is "The Weavers' Book of 8-Shaft Patterns" by Carol Strickler.  It is a wonderful resource. 

bolivian warmi

These are so lovely...all those interesting textures in those soft colors. Great photos too.

elisabethhill (not verified)

Thanks Laverne - I really appreciate any positive feedback from you - goddess of the backstrap!

lkautio (not verified)

Lisa, they make a beautiful grouping!

Laurie Autio

elisabethhill (not verified)

Great "seeing" you here.  I love your avatar textile.

lkautio (not verified)

I've been enjoying your projects.  Looks like you are making great progress up the Hill! ;-)  Do you have many left?

My avatar is a small section of 24S huck where the motif changes in some way each time it repeats. You've probably see it.

Best wishes,

Laurie Autio

 

elisabethhill (not verified)

Even more interesting up close!  I can't not be enamored of those grid-defying weaving projects!

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Notes

I used a 8-shaft honeycomb threading from Strickler then used different tie-ups and treadlings for each pillow (one more still at the sewing machine).  I used many great YouTube tutorials on how to make mitered flanges and invisible zippered closures.

Number of Shafts
8
Number of Treadles
10
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Finishing
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