Showing posts with label barn quilts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barn quilts. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

August 2023 Buellwood Guild meeting

We met in August for a show and tell and John shared his tips from his July Transparency Workshop in Utah with Laura Viada.

John has been focusing on Transparency weaving. His workshop took him on a road trip to Utah. But recently learned this same workshop will be offered at MLH 2024 conference June 7-9 in 2024 check this out .

John’s previous transparency weaving 




workshop progress in Utah new skills and tips too

Double weave rolled salvage this sounds interesting! 
Worth giving it a try. Cally Booker






Karen M did a Waulking wool demonstration at the Emberlight Festival in Ironwood in July.  She wove the fabric that was used for the Waulking experience. A group of felters sat around a table and waulked to Scottish music until the wool fulled a bit. See video on Waulking.


Nancy has been weaving some beautiful towels.

Debra brought in a couple of beautiful Harris Tweed Wool coats that her father has handed down. She had lots of give away as she is downsizing her clutter to increase her well being. I certainly hear her.

Double Weave Block pattern Phyllis created for a few weavers.

Mary M’s sister Sue made a lovely shawl for Mary.

Close up of her shawl.

This book was made by Sean in our bookbinding presentation by Karen T . In June we made the Eco Dyed covers on watercolor paper. Then in July we took the overs and added a number of signatures ( group of 8 pages) that were bond together with waxed 4/2 cotton yarn.

Mary M also has made a number of the journals for her family and friends. Karen T was so touched that her time spent teaching the journal was so inspiring.


David created a Barn square for his barn he calls it Hunter’s Star, in of course Hunter green. Karen M also had a picture of her Barn Quilt and her barn quilt is entered in the Copper Country Barn Quilt tour. Contact Ann Cambell 
National Barn Quilt tour.

Marci shared a challenge of Reverse-drafting samples from the Chicago Art Institute Weaving Mill.  A very interesting project. Read about it in the latest Shuttle, Spindle and Dye, our guild has a copy of it.
Marci also finished this Rya rug. Her very own design made up of 4 rows of tabby and one row of rya knots. 



Arne and Carlos pattern Hilde Crochet seat cover 
 Mary B’s first attempt of a crochet project
 

Mary’s 3-shuttle placemats finally finished and removed from
 the loom after 8 months in a cold garage.

We are looking forward to our Fall Retreat at the Marsin Retreat Center September 7,8 2023

All day 9-5 pm October 7 and 8 th if you can make our Guild planning meeting at Noon on Sunday October 8 th probably noon to 1 pm. Where you can voice your opinion on what to include with our meetings and Guild retreat next year 2023-2024. See you there, we will not have our usual October meeting per John.