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| Above and below, Joan's beautiful wrap incorporating silk and handspun alpaca. |
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| Judy B's super-soft scarves in 3/1 twill with ends hemstitched on the loom. |
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| Rosemary's soft acrylic blanket in shades of grey. |
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| Betty has been experimenting with weft-faced weaving and enjoying the vigorous beating. |
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| Judy B's scarf with two layers, slightly offset, stitched together with double weave blocks. |
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| Also Judy B's, a linen scarf with contrasting lines of inlay. |
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| One of Chris's tie-on summer and winter throws incorporating mohair boucle. This is number three in a long line . . . number four to tie on next. |
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| Rose has a work in progress combining linen weaving and hand made bobbin lace. |
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| The summer and winter workshop that didn't happen when the CF Event in Nelson was cancelled. Some people worked on their samples anyway. |
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| Not weaving but beautiful crochet. Jolet started working on this at lockdown. The variation of colour is in the yarn. |
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| Nancy is a knitting guru and always comes up with something fascinating. |
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| This month we had a visit from the Marlborough Lacemakers' Group. This is a "mantra" from a 1980 Lace magazine: From breaking thread and bending pins, brittle parchments, unmarked prickings, lumpy pillows, half hitches that run, and people who say "Is that all you have done?" Good Lord deliver me. |
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