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Are you waiting for the hospice towels to drop?
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There have been some production delays due to some technical difficulties. The main one being my compu dobby 1 is on it’s way out.
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Luckily, I have enough mechanical dobby bars to make the motif (138 picks). Unfortunately, I went to switch the loom I was on to mechanical and it is missing a key component that I can’t pilfer from another loom.
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That is all to say that I am redressing another loom in order to get this project rolling. I will keep you updated on progress and let you know when the towels will be ready.
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Sometimes, things just don’t work out the way you plan- and it’s ok. Just another challenge to look forward to and conquer.
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#weaversofinstagram #productionweaver #delays #technicaldifficulties #usedloomproblems #progress

This is why I wear a mask while winding cotton war

This is why I wear a mask while winding cotton warps.
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That being said the warp is ready to go on the loom for towels! First real production run in quite some time. Pretty amped to weave these birdies up.
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#weaversofinstagram #weaving #workplacesafety #cotton #professionalweaver #productionweaver

Some fresh dyed yarn ready to be weft for the Hosp

Some fresh dyed yarn ready to be weft for the Hospice Towels.
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I am excited about these towels. I figured out the sett and the tabby yarn for these towels last week. It was a little tricky because I wanted a crisp towel that felt like a durable tea towel. So in order to do that I had to pick the proper density for the warp threads, and I picked a finer tabby thread to go in between the larger pattern weft.
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This is the same technique I have done for overshot in the past. This is my first production of summer and winter structure- and I’m looking forward to seeing the finished results.
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Three colors of towels, blue for blue jays, red for cardinals, and black for ravens (for the goth inside us).
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If you are interested in a towel, please get in touch. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to our local Hospice in honor of Jan Frisino.
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Thank you @machine_in_hand for helping me figure out the structure, and being an encouraging voice through the design process. And thank you @ericfrisino for helping me figure out the best way to honor his uncle.
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#weaversofinstagram #dyersofinstagram #indiedyersofinstagram #cotton #charityfundraiser #weaving #myhandsarestainednow #productionweaver

Just a little something fun. • I once saw a @er

Just a little something fun.
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I once saw a @erinmriley tapestry where the figure had “Weaver” tattooed across their stomach. It was inspiring to me. It was a proclamation of dedication to the craft. The very foundation to which my work and creativity stems from. An declaration of identity. I am a Weaver- to my very core.
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So, now my knuckles say warp and weft. I am very happy with them.
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#tattooedwomen #inkedprofessionals #dedicationtothecraft #foundationsofweaving #weaversofinstagram
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Tattoo by @rosewoodstudio

If you listened to the podcast- you would have hea

If you listened to the podcast- you would have heard that there will be a limited run of towels created in honor of our uncle who passed recently.
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Here is a sneak peak at the design being created. Can you tell what it is?
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Structure: Summer and Winter, Warp: 10/2 cotton, Tabby Weft: 30/2 cotton, Pattern Weft: 5/2 cotton. Woven on 16 shafts.
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I just did a bunch of material samples to see what would give me the best result (and give me cute little critters).
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I can’t wait to show you all the finished product.
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#weaving #weaversofinstagram #summerandwinter #cotton #samples #testrun #wovenimagery #learnsomethingnew

Not the best video- but it’s just a small part o

Not the best video- but it’s just a small part of the whole process.
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Threading is laying down the frame work for what you are about to create. Proper threading is like laying a good foundation. It supports what you are about to create- either with purpose or through experimentation.
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I am currently threading 10/2 cotton at 30 ends per inch. This much faster version of my threading process shows only 20 threads out of 240 (which is about 8”) I hardly ever weave this narrow- most of my samples being between 10-12 inches.
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What am I sampling? Well- a few days ago I made a post about weaving two shuttle weaves. I have discovered Summer and Winter as a means to create some imagery. I am not a particularly pictorial person- but there are some designs that call for it.
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I am excited to show you what I’m working on as soon as I know what it is actually going to take to make my vision come to life.
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I am thankful for this time to sample and create. And the space to explore all of my options.
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#weaving #weaversofinstagram #ontheloom #productionweaver #professionalweaver #samplesamplesample #justkeepswimming #timelapse #bts #cotton #summerandwinter

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