Here’s the second tie-up of the German Fancy Skip Herringbone. A third color in 8/2 cotton is added for this second section.
Black and White
Working with 6/2 cotton from Bluegrass Mills via The Woolery. 400 ends, and the pattern is a German Fancy Skip Herringbone. This is the first of two tie-ups.
1814 black and color weft
Here’s 1814 with the inserted color weft. Off loom, washed, and rocking at 24 x 52 inches hemmed. For sale today at the studio.
1814 black weft
Woven entirely in black cotton, the weft colors shine here. This is 1814 in black, off loom, washed and hemmed. This piece has panels woven in alternating patterns throughout. 26 x 59 inches, for sale at the studio today.
1814
Here’s the warp, not yet on the loom, and the warp with weaving underway. This is Joseph France’s No. 11, written in 1814, from the Davison pattern book. Fierce work!
Washed and Ready
The Goose Eye blanket is washed now. I always plan for the change the wet finishing makes in my woven work, and then hope for the best! This baby will have the softest nest my hands can make. Wool and cotton. 25 inches by 72 inches, hemmed.
