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| Rosemary brought along her handspun yarn that she purchased from Stringtopia |
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| 70% Tussah Silk, 20% fine wool, 10% cashmere. She plied the singles with a fine thread (white you see) |
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| Rosemary also had this birthday batt |
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| "Mary Queen of Scots" 95% merino, 3% tussah silk, 1% anglina, 1% sari silk |
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| We all doodled over this lovely yellow silk/merino blend that Connie was spinning |
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| It brought the sunshine into the room |
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| Her prize winning skein |
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| Practice skeins--boucle' |
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| Delicious!! |
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| The Guild House also hosts weavers with warped looms--great place to sit and weave up your pattern. |
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| Anita was weaving towels for her hall bath. Last month she brought in a photo that she wanted to pick up colors from; warped the loom and now is weaving in plain weave two towels to accent her bath. |
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| Sharla, a fairly new weaver, was warping this loom to make a shawl |
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| Other looms warped in the studio was this one set up for towels |
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| This will be a scarf |
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| Hanging the draft within eye sight is a good idea |
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| Color Gamps recently completed and waiting for some handwork |
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| A walk around the other looms to view their progress |
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| Weave drafts handy |
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| And after a morning of work, it is time to share some lunch as we chat. The Guild House is a great space. Check it out sometime. |
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