My CHT conference 2019

For those that don't know CHT stands for Contemporary Handweavers of Texas. They hold a Biennial conference, always held the year after HGA's Convergence conference. My conference was highlighted by being awarded second place for Fashion accessories in the "Members Exhibit". I've been weaving for years so it was nice to receive this special recognition.... Continue Reading →

On the Loom Huck Lace and more

It's been a while since I've woven any Huck Lace. A new to me pattern this one is from "Weavers Best Huck Lace." This pattern is by Dini Cameron, page 17. Huck Lace shows up best when a solid color is used in both the warp and weft. This is a scarf of 8/2 Lyocell... Continue Reading →

Off and Running

The new year has begun with new opportunities for artistic expression. My looms are warped and ready for the shuttles to be thrown, with the yarns to be beat in place, growing the new fabric. A 12 shaft twill, fabric for more towels. Unmercerized cotton is used since it is has greater absorbency than mercerized... Continue Reading →

Weaving a Merry Christmas! ðŸŽ„

Hard to believe Christmas is almost here. I've been caught up in decorating, the buying of the perfect gifts, wrapping, baking and holiday gatherings. I haven't found much time to weave. This was woven on my new 8 harness, Jane table loom, with Tempo Treadle. I had fun playing with different weft yarns. And found... Continue Reading →

How time Flies

It's hard to believe the holidays are right around the corner. Yes I'm still weaving whenever possible. This year I took on another role for the Houston Handweavers as President. Some say being president is an easy role. Yet trying to keep everyone engaged, while trying to help improve the health of the guild can... Continue Reading →

Scrap Happy Towels

The idea for these twill block towels came from blogs written by other weavers earlier this year. It seemed there was a trend to see what one could do with the leftover yarns and/or fabrics used in ones craft. It always seems a shame to throw away good yarn that remains on a bobbin when... Continue Reading →

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