Beryl, Diana and Dee examining the montly show and tell A gaggle of geese - an exaltation of larks - a covey of quail.  I wonder what a ...

The June meeting was hosted at Betsy's home in the woods. A very nice and cosy place. So too is her weaving space. There is lots o...

Fair time has arrived, or nearly so, in Nevada County.  This year the Not 2 Square Weavers decided that our weaving challenge for the year...

Last month we met at Marcy's. Great sharing and delicious cookies.         Marcy is lucky enough to have a room dedicated to her ...

Ingrid recently wove this cotton shawl using a technique called "Bead Leno".  See her blog post for additional details on the a...

I've got some special pictures in my meeting folders that need sharing. So this post is a little gallery of recent projects from the No...

 Diana presented this lovely diamond patterned scarf at the May meeting.  I'm going out on a limb here, but I think she said th...

The group met at my house last month and I've been remiss in posting pictures of my studio.  This is probably do the fact that it was a...

Can you believe that this is a rag rug?  Jackie Hervey is a German Shepherd owner and lover of the breed.  Her current shepherd is call...

It is somewhat hard to photograph lace weaves, especially in situ and in florescent light. But here are a few examples of what we're we...

Sue Several of the Not2Sq group are taking advantage of a workshop with Suzie Liles of the Eugene Textile Center . The topic is Line...

One of the great things about our meetings is that we get together in each other's homes.  So, in addition to sharing what we are worki...

detail of  Carol's rep weave using print yardage as weft Way back in January, we had our monthly meeting at Carol Phillip's home...