JANUARY 2021 SHOW & TELL
DECEMBER 2020 SHOW & TELL
NOVEMBER 2020 SHOW & TELL
ZOOM MEETING
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chicken socks • hats • socks • dryer balls • yarns • weaving • knitting • fiber
SUSAN SAVAGE
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Christmas quilt
CHRYSALIS CARTER
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homework explorations from the Color workshop with Tien and Janet and
The Rug is from Pendelton Selvedges.
The Rug is from Pendelton Selvedges.
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LYNN BARITELLE
hand woven shawl PAUL BENADUM
hand knitted hat and mitts |
SUSAN KROLL
hand knitted sweater • woven towels |
OCTOBER 2020 SHOW & TELL
ZOOM MEETING
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Knitted pumpkin • tassels • socks • ornaments • shawls • kumihimo • knitted hat • fiber
RITA ANN SIVILS
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One-Two-Three Slippers by Chris de Longpré • Undergrowth by Mandy Powers • Ashton Shawlette by Dee O'Keefe
The Yarn Deli Poncho by Linda Jo Park on the needles
The Yarn Deli Poncho by Linda Jo Park on the needles
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KATHY MARTIN
Halloween Pandemic Bandana with Kumihimo braid SUSAN KROLL
Indigo Day Day |
SUSAN STEVENS
Finishing my black Finn PAUL BENADUM
Working my way thru 2nd mitten. "Fixation Splash". |
SEPTEMBER 2020 SHOW & TELL
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LYNN BARITELLE: Jackets are hand dyed cotton warps woven in varied twill patterns. Each of the four panels has a different treading and different weft colors. All are 8/2 cotton sett at 24 epi. The shadow weave towel is also 8/2 cotton sett at 20 epi. The scarf is 8/2 tencel in solid and space dyed colors, sett is 24 epi and the pattern is a 10 shaft maze I found on the internet.
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KATHY MARTIN: #1 NW Autumn is a wrap knitted diagonally using mohair boucle, brushed mohair & handspun mohair/wool artyarns. #2 Seafoam Spirals is a Batts in the Bellfry batt - a potpourri of fine fibers. Corespun & spiral plyed with sequin thread. #3 Winter Roses is a spinners study of how to break down 2 identical braids to get 2 different looks. Long vs short color gradients.
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Donna McMillen: Cleaned up the loose ends on the piece I shared at today's meeting. Posed it on my loom, hoping to show you the whole cloth at one time. As I worked some of the yarn back into the weft, I found myself appreciating the looseness of the cloth. Easier to weave loose yarn into it for one. I also was reminded of larchhooking, something I used to do. I always bought a kit, which had a canvas to tie the yarn to. The more I worked with what I am going to call my cloth, the more I saw that it came out not as expected, but as it was supposed to. I also found myself liking the color combination more and remembering I like to use the pastel color combinations often. Thank you. Chrysalis Carter for sharing a cloth of similar color palette from your collection. Off to play!
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Jennifer Pelikan: Finished the test knit. Nice pattern. Will be published in a few weeks.
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Paul Benadum & Rita Ann Sivils
"way to go Paul....looks perfectly tensioned! can't wait to see the finished product!" —Susan Kroll |
