Woven with silk noil that I hand dyed with Saxon Blue indigo.

A quilt inspired by a sashiko-stitched boro fabric purchased at a Paris flea market.

Summer recreating in uncrowded western Maine.

At a recent Harrisville Designs weaving workshop, I used 30 colors of Shetland in both warp and weft to create a warm, lightweight color gamp blanket. By weaving double weave, I was able to double the width of the 36” loom and create a blanket with a finished width of 54” after wet blocking and fulling.

Creating throw blankets from vintage fabrics found at Paris flea markets.

Weaving with ice-dyed and indigo-dyed macrame cord

Silk noil makes a beautifully rustic, nubby finished fabric

Lithuanian linen woven in a rainbow of colors

My first experiment with doubleweave, creating a 40” wide throw on my 22” Harrisville 4-shaft loom

Summertime in Maine is magical

Weaving color gamps with Camellia Fiber Company gradients

When it finally comes, it’s nothing short of spectacular . ..

Working with mills ends from Gather Textiles

Using bulky handspun yarn as an accent weft

Experimenting with different ways to use mini-collections of knitting yarns in warp and weft

Cotton blankets woven from shibori-dyed cotton rope

Cruising the waters of Bali with Aqua Blu

Ultrasoft merino blanket, woven in three lengths and sewn together, slightly felted and brushed to create a halo texture

Hand-dyed pink raffia adds accent and texture to linen wall hangings.