I've had the threading from page 52 on my Baby Wolf loom for a year now. There are 11 different patterns that can be done with that threading just by tying the treadles differently and treadling in different sequences.
I have tried most of them but there are 4 that are favorites of mine and one in particular that I keep getting requests to use.
Here are some of the ones I've done this year:
NUMBER 221
| #221 undulating twill |
| Made for Julia at SCCA and one for the gift show "Boat House" warp and navy weft double cowl |
| #221 sold |
| #221 sold |
| #221 Teresa Ruch handdyed warp and burgandy weft single cowl |
![]() |
| SOLD Double Cowl undulating twill #221 in Berry Rum warp with 'Viel Or' Maurice Brassard weft |
EVERYONE'S FAVORITE # 219:
| #219 navy weft on 'Boat House' colorway |
| #219 Scarf with hand dyed warp from skein dyed by Eleni Adkins with Fuchsia or eggplant weft comissioned by Bonnie W. |
| #219 Scarf in "Santa Fe' colorway from Yarntopia Treasures with dark teal weft - LisaCD bought this one. |
| Teresa Ruch handdyed warp, with fuchsia weft double cowl comissioned by Tina G. |
| #219 'Shade Tree' warp with lemongrass weft double cowl |
| red purple weft on Eleni Adkins dyed warp double cowl |
| double cowl with lemongrass weft on 'Shade Tree' warp |
| warp mixture with 'Pompei' weft. |
![]() |
| SOLD 'Berry Rum' warp with MB 'Viel Or' weft |
![]() |
| "Santa Fe' warp with red purple weft scarf |
| SOLD 'High Tide' warp with blueberry weft Double Cowl |
SWITCHED TO #220
| Cathy J got this one. Double cowl in 'Santa Fe' warp with dark Teal weft |
| #220 'Shade Tree' warp with shale weft. |
| #220 Shade Tree' warp with shale weft |
NUMBER 214:
| #214 single cowl with 'Santa Fe' warp and red purple weft |
![]() |
| #214 Shade Tree warp with black weft. Single Cowl |
2019 WEAVING
Adding in some recent ones:
| sold at PSAGS Black warp silver weft |
| SOLD at Red Sky Gallery |
sold -periwinkle mixed treadling
| Berry Rum warp with red purple weft |




No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for reading my blog. I'd love to hear what you think.