One of the challenges our group set up for this year, was to weave something out of our comfort zone.  Marcy and Betsy both decided to weave...

There is chenille and then again there is chenille.  Sue Robertson was shopping through magazines for weaving project ideas and kept coming ...

So much went on in the April meeting, that it may take a while to put it all in blog posts.  We did a fair amount of discussion about selved...

Betsy Abrams wove this great rag rug using a rose path threading and treadling.  She doubled the cotton rug warp and sett it at 6 ends per i...

Ingrid is branching out and starting to design  drafts to use on her 24 shaft AVL loom.  She is a member of Complex Weavers and has joined ...

March found us tucked inside and warm with the rain pouring down outside.  We had lots of people from our group that braved the rain and i...

It's always fun to have some weaving challenges for the coming year.  Our group decided on two for this year.  Number one - weave someth...

The January meeting brought many of us out to share a bountiful supply of Handwoven magazines, donated by Barbara to the members of our gro...

Jackie has been devloping her skills in rug weaving and almost met her match with a design from Swedish Rag Rugs . The English version of th...

December found many of us without a project to show for our monthly meeting - maybe because the weather has been pretty awful, but mostly be...

Five Not 2 Square Weavers purchased a double booth at the Lake Wildwood Craft Faire this past weekend.  The weather on set up night was very...

Diana spent a large part of her summer in Maine this year. Her daughter and her family live there and her daughter's inlaws have a summ...