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Work by Members – Gallery
Mary Barker Trophy 1C.
1C Mary Barker Trophy, finished skein
Mary Barker Trophy.
1B ‘This is my Mary Barker Competition. I carded offccuts of yarn from my Sister (skein ties or bits of left over fragments from projects) with some Romney fleece. I tried with both long and short lengths’.
MARY BARKER TROPHY 1.
1 Showing preparation, carding and rolags
MARY BARKER 2
Sue Petrie stole
Sue washed and combed the locks of grey Shetland fleece and then carded the fleece with small quantities of Mulberry silk. She repeated this with a smaller quantity of white Shetland fleece. She then spun the rolags as singles semi worsted to keep the definition for lace knitting. The stole was knitted back and forth In single ply yarn on circular needles in a lace pattern with over 300 stitches on. Once washed and blocked she was amazed and pleased at the size as when it was still on the needles it looked like a chewed up rag. It reveals the range of tones of grey in a single Shetland fleece.
Shawl
Sue Petrie Stole grey and white Shetland carded with Mulberryd white Shetland
Sue Petrie
Sue Petrie’s handspun Shetland dyed with local lichens
MARY BARKER TROPHY 3
My contribution is a shoulder bag woven with my cut-up 1970s kitchen curtains (fabric shown tucked in to the handle) and the lanyard from the “Simply Special” Summer School where I learned some techniques of weaving with rags. It was woven on a table loom with the handles inkle woven. It is lined with an off cut of other fabric and has 2 internal pockets held closed with magnets and also a clip for a key ring.
Gaynor Lamb online spinning challenge.
Two stage ply.
Gaynor Lamb online spinning challenge
Gaynor Lamb online Guild challenge – two stage ply.
Julia Desch dyeing with Madder and Cochineal overdyed silver grey
Julia Desch, beautiful dyeing. Madder and Cochineal overdyed sil
Trudy
Trudy
Beautiful work by Trudy shown to members 2020
Beautiful quilting techniques by Gina
Beautiful quilt by Gina who made this quilt using a ‘jelly roll’ and some harbour pictures. She found the style on the internet. It is part hand and part machine quilted. She called it ‘Seahaven’. I am sure everyone will agree with me that it’s a lovely use of colour and the quilting techniques. GL(web ed.)