Ingrid's gorgeous white on white cotton table runner won the best handwoven at the Nevada County fair this year.  The draft came from An...

One of the best things about weave blogging is that you don't have to wait until your favorite weaving magazine gets around to publishin...

Summer sometimes gets in the way of blogging.  This blogger is just resurfacing with lots of photos and interesting things to show from our ...

We had a full house at our first summer meeting.  It was good to see Dee back with us after several months of absence while she helped her h...

Last month you saw this on the loom.  Gus is modeling her latest creation which you may remember was a handpainted chenille warp in a color ...

Sue Robertson attended a cane weaving class at CNCH in Sutter Creek.  The instructor was Thomas Holtkamp who taught himself  by reading ins...

I really should write all of my blog posts right after the meeting so that I don't forget the details.  I like to spread posts out a bit...

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...