Red Cedar

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Had some leftover #weaving from making tea towles in the fall so I cut the fabric into four and made washcloths! #weaversofinstagram #weaverfever

#woven lap blanket finished. Turned out a bit smaller than intended (36 x 36 inches) but still big enough for its purpose. Really love the finished feel and look. #weaversofinstagram #weaving #weaversofinstagram

Weaving a blanket throw on the big loom. After some initial frustration owing to the fact I don't have a real brake on this thing (using weights to keep tension), it's coming along nicely. There is no question that my big loom has a lot on wonkiness to it, but when I get it set up right, I get a great shed and it beats nicely. #weaversofinstagram #weaverfever #weaving

My favourite #flower of #spring. #bleedinghearts #birdsonggabriola

Warping the big loom with #harrisvilleshetland for a blanket. This is only my second time putting a project on this loom because I am less intimidated by my smaller one. #weaversofinstagram #weaverfever #weaving

Some sample blanket fabric off the loom and wet finished. Now comes the wash test. #weaversofinstagram #weaverfever #weaving

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