rainbow shawl

posted on by Lee Cattarin

a woven shawl draped over a tree. the warp is a six-stripe rainbow, while the weft is a variety of neutral beige-brown tones, resulting in a muted rainbow. a woven shawl draped over a tree. the warp is a six-stripe rainbow, while the weft is a variety of neutral beige-brown tones, resulting in a muted rainbow.

  1. log cabin dishtowels

    • weaving
    A two image collage. Image one shows 1 dishtowel fully laid out and 2 folded next to the yarn used in them. They are navy blue, yellow, and beige and in the log cabin pattern, which alternates blocks of horizontal and vertical light-dark stripes (light is yellow or beige depending, dark is always navy). They have a fringed hem on two opposing sides. Image 2 is a closeup on the pattern.

  2. loud table runner

    • weaving
    Folded long piece of fabric on a table. It is randomly mixed magenta, lime green, and wine purple, with occasional stripes of something glittery, fuzzy, or satiny in a variety of complementary colors. The ends have twisted fringe.

  3. pink, lime, and grey shawl

    • weaving
    2 image collage. Top image shows a shawl folded once on a large table, with three cones of yarn on top. It is plain weave with lime and pink warp and grey weft with alternating lime and pink stripes, and has about 4 inches of fringe at both ends. Bottom image is a closer picture of the weave.