I finished weaving some tea towels.
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About 4 yards of fabric off the loom. |
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Fresh off the loom |
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After washing |
The pattern made four tea towels. The pattern is 'Don't Get Bored Towels' from Handwoven magazine, issue Sept/Oct 2014. My first attempt at weaving with commercial yarn and a pattern.
Three of the towels were woven in plain 2/2 twill,
and one was woven in pattern #3 (a zig zag 2/2 twill).
I read an article that the most absorbent towels were woven in 2/2 twill, with 20 ends per inch, using 8/2 Cottolin - that is what I tried (these were all given as gifts, so I will weave some more for myself to see how they work).
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Storm clouds on Saturday. |
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High winds and rain. |
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!
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