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Eaton Hill Textile Works: A French "Bergere" Settee

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Eaton Hill Textile Works. Thursday, December 27, 2012. A French "Bergere" Settee. Handwoven trim to match. What happened next as Ellie proceeded to undress the settee, was incredibly exciting.almost like an archeological dig. As the different layers came off it became evident that the settee. The Settee before undressing with Eaton Hill's embossed fabric and handwoven trim. The settee undressed revealing the springs that were added at a later date.soon to be removed. The carved arms and legs of walnut.

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Eaton Hill Textile Works: December 2012

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Eaton Hill Textile Works. Thursday, December 27, 2012. A French "Bergere" Settee. Handwoven trim to match. What happened next as Ellie proceeded to undress the settee, was incredibly exciting.almost like an archeological dig. As the different layers came off it became evident that the settee. The Settee before undressing with Eaton Hill's embossed fabric and handwoven trim. The settee undressed revealing the springs that were added at a later date.soon to be removed. The carved arms and legs of walnut.

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Eaton Hill Textile Works: Dyeing Wool for Flocked Wallpaper with Adelphi Paper Hanging.

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Eaton Hill Textile Works. Monday, October 6, 2014. Dyeing Wool for Flocked Wallpaper with Adelphi Paper Hanging. The following photos show just a little bit of how labor intensive and tedious this process really is. But the end product was definitely worth it! The sample of 18th c. wall paper from Strawberry Hill in London. The yarn ready for scouring. Kate at the scouring tub. Zoe doing the mordanting with Alum and Cream of Tartar. The finished madder dyed yarn. Spreading the cut yarn for the flocking.

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Eaton Hill Textile Works: A Sneak Preview.....

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Eaton Hill Textile Works. Wednesday, April 11, 2012. The sofa is on it's way! And what a beautiful job! Especially this treatment around the hand carved roseates. Stay tuned for the finished piece. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A showcase and journal of our research, methods, and work. Step #4 and #5.Weaving the Fabric and Embossing. Eaton Hill Textile Works. Marshfield School of Weaving. Ethereal template. Powered by Blogger.

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marshfield school of weaving: June 2014

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Marshfield school of weaving. Tuesday, June 10, 2014. Rugs, Rugs and More Rugs! And last but not least, Hannah Flor, from Brooklyn, NY wove as her second project of the week, a 4 block rep weave rug. We used a new yarn for her rug and there was a slight faux pas in that we mistakenly set the yarn too close so half of the background color had to be taken out! The finished rug was beautiful in the end of the day but it was quite a sight during the weaving of it. Robin starting the ikat ties.

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marshfield school of weaving: Exploring the wonders of 3 Shafts - Krokbrag

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Marshfield school of weaving. Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Exploring the wonders of 3 Shafts - Krokbrag. Lynnette and Suzi consulting on a summer blanket pattern. Justin starting Mimi on her Krokbrag linen warp. Tricia, Betty and Kristina hard at work threading their rugs. Kristina contemplating the next design option. Betty color coordinated with her rug! Tricia's use of odds and ends yarn made a very pleasing color. Mimi's variation on the "green" theme. Suzi making sure that her stripes are matching up.

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marshfield school of weaving: April 2014

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Marshfield school of weaving. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. April….more Rugs, etc…. Well….April has come and gone and it would be nice to say that Spring is now here but that would not quite be the truth. Unfortunately the woodstove still needs to be stoked and although the snow is all gone except for on the north side of things, the landscape is still pretty brown and dead. Enough of the weather. Susan un-rolling her multi-stranded rug warp. The crew checking out Susan's handiwork. Close-up of Betty's rug.

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marshfield school of weaving: March 2015

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Marshfield school of weaving. Sunday, March 1, 2015. It's been a busy month at MSW! Taylore Grymonnt was back this month to weave throws and baby blankets. The finished throws in Taylore's unique style of multi-colored stripes. Sue Carpenter moved on from being our Eaton Hill trim weaver to doing some cotton. Close-up of the fabric. Or they might also make a nice scarf! Neighbor Emily Falta was here to weave her first wool throw. Karen Parsons drove all the way from Pittsburgh to weave a wool throw.

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marshfield school of weaving: December 2013

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Marshfield school of weaving. Wednesday, December 25, 2013. Thanks to all of our students from 2013! This year was one of our busiest years yet and we'd like to acknowledge all of our wonderful students.some who came back twice in one year! Michelle Goldman and Bob Clarke). There were some wonderful projects woven and many new friends made. We look forward to another exciting year in 2014! Dang Azarian, from Calais, VT, with her towels. Madeline Owen, from Maine, with her wool throw. Anne Low, from Vanco...

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marshfield school of weaving: July 2015

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Marshfield school of weaving. Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Exploring the wonders of 3 Shafts - Krokbrag. Lynnette and Suzi consulting on a summer blanket pattern. Justin starting Mimi on her Krokbrag linen warp. Tricia, Betty and Kristina hard at work threading their rugs. Kristina contemplating the next design option. Betty color coordinated with her rug! Tricia's use of odds and ends yarn made a very pleasing color. Mimi's variation on the "green" theme. Suzi making sure that her stripes are matching up.