r/weaving • • Jun 30 '26

Finished Project My weaving contribution for June 🌈

Finished a set of 5 tea towels and 1 napkin with one day to spare in pride month. I tried something new where I didn’t plan anything, just started to wind my warp and let the colors lead me. And as a little bonus I was able to use up a bunch of my stash, so now I can buy more yarn!

Details:
18 EPI, 8/2 cotton and cotton/linen blend, 350 ends, measured 20” wide at the reed and 32 inches (including fringe) long on the loom. 2 towels have a gradient weft, and 3 have a solid weft. This also functioned as a sort of color gamp for me.

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u/ferkandspern Jun 30 '26

So beautiful!!

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u/redinthehead26 Jun 30 '26

So so pleasing πŸ₯°

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u/Mackerel_Blue Jun 30 '26

I love the color gradation on these - you have a great eye.

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u/regardkick Jun 30 '26

These are so beautiful! I love them!

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u/Resident_Bus_4484 Jun 30 '26

Gorgeous use of color!

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u/Big_Swimming8692 Jun 30 '26

They’re so beautiful!

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u/Adventurous-Pen-5625 Jun 30 '26

Wow. Just love them - so well done.

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u/WeaveItToMe_ Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

Absolutely gorgeous!

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u/TheNeonCrow Jun 30 '26

These are stunning!

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u/EveningDouble4010 Jun 30 '26

Absolutely beautiful!

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u/EvieMoon Jun 30 '26

Beautiful gradients! They're like rolling hills covered in fields.

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u/snailsshrimpbeardie Jun 30 '26

They are BEAUTIFUL!!

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u/Traditional_Air2589 Jun 30 '26

These are beautiful! What type of loom do
you have?

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u/Ecstatic_Pickle_7335 Jun 30 '26

Thank you! I’m on a Harrisville floor loom

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u/Squirreltacular Jul 01 '26

Which model? I live close to them and have been eyeing one of their foldable ones for my small space.

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u/Ecstatic_Pickle_7335 Jul 01 '26

Oh youre in my neck of the woods! I have the 8 shaft, 36” weaving width, that folds! Im only a couple hours away so I popped over and they let me try out a couple models and took the time to talk me through all of my options. They were super kind and when I’ve needed help troubleshooting they were very responsive and helpful.

I ended up buying the version that you assemble yourself. Took several days to build and my whole body was super sore but for me it was worth it to understand how everything connects and how to troubleshoot. Plus it was cheaper.

I highly recommend popping by when you have a chance to test them out and chat!

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u/Squirreltacular Jul 01 '26

I want to attend one of their week-long weaving workshops to really get into using a loom with guidance but they sell out fast. I have a friend a couple hours away who weaves and I'm going to hopefully absorb some wisdom when we hang out.

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u/Ecstatic_Pickle_7335 Jul 02 '26

I think a workshop is such a great idea, it’s a great way to get a feel for everything. That’s actually what got me hooked. And I love that you have a weaving friend, I hope you get to absorb a ton from them!

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u/Lylaea Jun 30 '26

These are beautiful! That yarn is to die for! What kind is it?

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u/Ecstatic_Pickle_7335 Jun 30 '26

Thank you! I use Maurice Brassard, 8/2 cotton and 8/2 cottolin.

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u/amycsj Jun 30 '26

I love these!

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u/Craftnerd24 Jun 30 '26

Beautiful!!!!

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u/OldCroneHereatHome Jun 30 '26

Lovely color gradients!

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u/Proud_End3085 Jul 01 '26

Love the colours and styles of the weaving

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u/mint_lawn Jul 01 '26

Wow!! Incredible

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u/Disastrous_Loan5178 Jul 01 '26

😍😍😍😍😍

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u/onsugarhill83 Jul 02 '26

These are beautiful!

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u/SuzyMcQzzz Jul 02 '26

Perfection! Love your aesthetic.

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u/Usualausu Jul 02 '26

So lovely!

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u/catchyounexttime Jul 02 '26

What are you using for the warp and weft and what size?

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u/Ecstatic_Pickle_7335 Jul 02 '26

Maurice brassard 8/2 cotton and cottolin for both warp and weft. Majority is cotton, but 3 of the yellows, oranges, reds are cottolin because that’s what I had on hand.

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u/viewering Jul 04 '26

sandy beachy

color gradations are always so fun !

colornut

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u/Mom_Artist Jul 20 '26

Really pretty!!!