April's Towel of the Month is off the loom, and one of the towels has
been hemmed and wet-finished (put through the laundry), here on the
right compared to the un-wet-finished towel on the left. The second
photo shows the shrinkage that occurs in the washing.
This pattern again is "rosepath" a small point twill threading on four shafts, woven with a supplementary pattern weft "as overshot": that is, weave a pattern pick with the pattern weft alternating with a plain weave ("tabby") pick using the ground weft. The pattern weft is different colors of cotton embroidery floss, and the ground is 20/1 linen. The warp is 40/2 linen set at 30 epi.
You can check out the patterns for upcoming months by downloading the original 1983 article by Clotilde Barrett in issue 30 of Weaver's Journal.
This pattern again is "rosepath" a small point twill threading on four shafts, woven with a supplementary pattern weft "as overshot": that is, weave a pattern pick with the pattern weft alternating with a plain weave ("tabby") pick using the ground weft. The pattern weft is different colors of cotton embroidery floss, and the ground is 20/1 linen. The warp is 40/2 linen set at 30 epi.
You can check out the patterns for upcoming months by downloading the original 1983 article by Clotilde Barrett in issue 30 of Weaver's Journal.
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