Diana A. shared her Bengala Mud Dye Project with the Not 2 Square weavers at our monthly Zoom meeting.   She wound off 9 skeins of 8/2 c...

Not 2 Square Weavers have been meeting monthly for many years.  All of a sudden, the pandemic put all of that to an end, at least for the fo...

My offering this month is based on Susan Poague’s “Circles and Checks Towels in Turned Taqueté” in the May/June 2019 issue of Handwoven . I ...

These photos show the bobbin rack that Diana's husband made for her as a Christmas present. It actually took the coronavirus lockdown ...

This week, Not 2 Square lost one of our former members, Sue Habbeger.  Sue graduated from Chico State, having studied weaving while she wa...

Observations about weaving twill towels from Mardi: After completing some relatively difficult projects and wrestling with adding  4 s...

I hosted my first Not 2 Square group meeting this August. We gathered in my studio, a workshop addition my husband and I had built onto the...

The Local County Fair has come and gone.  The weaving and spinning entries were amazing as usual.  Many of the Not 2 Square members entere...

The inspiration for these towels came from an item in Jane Stafford’s studio , using similar colors.  From there, I decided to work on grada...

Diana and Ingrid are the two remaining Not 2 Square members with Fair entries this year.   Diana entered six pieces:  Three towels, a tab...