After I finished the 5 Kitchen Towels, I collected the bits of warp that remained and, tying the short threads together with knots, made a new ball of cotton yarn for weaving. Zanshi is a Japanese weaving practice using knotted bits of yarn for the weft in weaving.

A place at your table! A set of four natural linen placemats handwoven in canvas weave. Texture, strength, beauty. Mats are hemmed and 16 inches x 25 inches. Machine wash on cold, hang to dry. $150 for the set.

A pair of towels, woven in M’s and O’s weave in blue and white cotton. Guest use! Kitchen joy! Wrap your bread! Each towel is 21×28 inches, and finished in hem stitching. Machine wash and air dry. $60.

4 inches by 2 ½ inches, Red Talisman is a miniature tapestry handwoven in cotton. $45.

Handwoven of cotton, Key Hole is a tiny tapestry. 5 inches by 2 ½ inches. $45.

Flying Carpet is a miniature handwoven tapestry. 7 inches by 2 ½ inches. Carry this in your pocket. $45.

5, just now off the loom. 21 inches by 15 inches, hemmed. Woven in cotton and hemp. Machine wash, line dry. Set of 5, $130.

Juicy Two is a handwoven bath towel in Huck weave. It’s 29 inches by 60 inches, hemstitched on the loom, and daily use is encouraged. 100% cotton, machine wash, hang dry. $145

27 degrees when I woke today. Here’s to marigolds! Rectangles of white and marigold alpaca woven in twill weave and an extravagant fringe. This cozy and lightweight wrap is 26 inches by 35 inches. Toasty! $250.