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Cotton Huck Lace Bath Towels
$98.00
Brand: Comfortcloth Weaving
Material: 100% Cotton
Linen Huck Lace Bath Towels

Brand: Comfortcloth Weaving

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Who needs a TV when you have weaving. • #weavers

Who needs a TV when you have weaving.
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#weaversofinstagram #wovenshibori #unveiling #handdying #dyersofinstagram #homestudio

Wool, like looms, has a special way of multiplying

Wool, like looms, has a special way of multiplying.
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#localfiber #hvtp #fibersupplychain #farmtoyarn

A little bit of dye action for you! • Watch my s

A little bit of dye action for you!
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Watch my stories today as I take you through my process of dyeing yards of woven shibori. I hope you enjoy it.
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#weaversofinstagram #wovenshibori #indiedyersofinstagram #dyeday #fiberreactivedye #cotton #offtheloom

First half DONE! This is half of the yardage I am

First half DONE! This is half of the yardage I am working on for @jamieandthejones it stated 60 inches wide (swipe for a video of me taking off the loom) and here is the same fabric pulled down to 3.5 inches wide, ready to dyed.
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A little inside peak: what goes into making woven

A little inside peak: what goes into making woven shibori.
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Each of these shiny threads have to be pulled tight to create the resist. I do two passes at the fabric- once to get most of the resist pulled and then again to really tighten it and tie it.
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This is the longest shibori I have done to date and I am excited to see it all come together. It just takes time and being patient.
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I have about five yards left to pull! Lots of cartoons today.
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#weaversofinstagram #wovenshibori #behindthescenes #professionalweaversociety #yardage #handwovenfabric #slowcraft #takeathreadforawalk
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@jamieandthejones

Not our typical post, but here is 150 pounds of fl

Not our typical post, but here is 150 pounds of fleeces that came from a Frisino family flock on its way to @mjpacker for spinning into yarn that will be used in our woven products later this year. A complete supply chain within 10 miles!
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#getready #fleecetoyarn #hvtp #localsupplychain #frisinofamilyfiber

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Tegan is an artisan weaver and fiber artist from Upstate New York. Her work focuses on the feelings of comfort and the strong relationships developed through color and pattern. Many of her pieces are made on her 48″ 16 Harness AVL A-Series, her 64″ 10 harness Macomber, or her 10′ 4 harness Clement looms.

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