As a gift for my daughter, in celebration of a remodeled kitchen, I wove towels inspired by a picture she found on Design-Seeds.com. The picture is produce baskets with multicolored cherries. The colors below were the ones I was supposed to use, but I couldn't not add the yellow from the picture, so there is very little in the warp - but it's there.
These are woven with 10/2 perle cotton; 24 epi; threaded as a point twill; and woven with a 2-2-1-1-1 twill. The wefts used were the blues, flaxon (off-white), orange and yellow, woven in various point twills.
These turned out looking fun. Heather only got a couple - the rest were sold, so I need to weave some more. Maybe with more yellow this time.
These are woven with 10/2 perle cotton; 24 epi; threaded as a point twill; and woven with a 2-2-1-1-1 twill. The wefts used were the blues, flaxon (off-white), orange and yellow, woven in various point twills.
These turned out looking fun. Heather only got a couple - the rest were sold, so I need to weave some more. Maybe with more yellow this time.
orange weft |
blue weft |
flaxon weft |
yellow weft |
2 comments:
Liking these towels, too. Weaving brings out the creative side of me; I must get my loom going again. Thanks for being part of the inspiration.
These colored towels have been so much fun for me. I do love the elegance of natural or white towels, but this has been a great challenge to figure out color as well as structure. Thanks!
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