At the exchange meeting, I started out with the best of intentions to photograph the event all the way through. But, I got distracted by all the beautiful towels and didn't get good pictures of most of them. However, I did come home with six wonderful towels myself, so I'm rounding out the photos of the exchange with close up pictures of those I chose. Most people -- maybe all of us, didn't weave all the same towel for the exchange, so we were all like kids in the candy store with more choices than we had towels to exchange
Detail of one of Gus' towels.
Close up of Marcy's Green M's & W's Towel -- Four Shafts 
Gus holding up one of Dee's towels. The draft came from Handwoven Issue 141 pg. 56.
One of JoAnn's towels in peach and aqua - four shafts.
JoAnn holding up one of Diana's towels in a color and weave design. Four shafts.
A detail of one of Ingrid's huck lace towels.
Gus holding up one of JoAnn's towels.
Gus examining one of Dee's towels.
A detail of one of Diana's towels -- four shaft huck.
Marcy picking one of my towels. 20 shaft twill.
A striped towel woven with mercerized cotton by Marcy. Four shaftsFor the napkin exchange in May I may solicit several photographers to get the job done right!
3 comments:
I am very impressed by everyones' fine weaving, and glad to see you starting to post, too!
Random stumbler, but just wanted to say that these towels are amazing to a non-weaving member of the general public.
So many beautiful towels. What a great group of talented weavers!!!!
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