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| Rosemary's wall hanging brought a smile to our faces. However, the chocolates were not true to label! |
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| Win's blanket was woven in hand dyed washable merino wool. |
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| This cushion of Win's was on the topic for the day - painted warp. |
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| The back of the cushion is more subtle. |
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| Big and bold in Canterbury colours, this blanket just off Win's loom will be even more scrumptious when it is washed. |
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| Chris employed a couple of techniques to add an extra zing to her blanket. She used a fine red tabby between the twill picks, and she finished the selvedges with a chain loop edge. |
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| Rose wove this fine wool fabric and had it finished before she realised she had an error in the tie-up! It is still useable . . . but what will she make with it? |
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| Perhaps combine it with a commercial fabric for a special garment? |
Painted warp photos to come soon.
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