A peek into my studio

My studio with new items on display
Hi ,Here is a look at my studio today. I just finished up this Burgundy tablecloth ,a throw, and various sizes in table linens for an order. I thought I would set them out and take a picture of them before shipping them off.

The burgundy is called small windowpane check and is created with a black yarn. It is all Texas cotton that I used and can be machine washed. I already washed this fabric and there was no problem with the color running. the folks that make this yarn are fantastic. It is a long staple cotton that is grown in Texas . I t has been awhile since I have used such a terrific yarn. So much of our cotton comes from overseas.
The chair in the picture was hand made here in Maine . The color is very close to the color of the fabric I wove!

Hope you enjoyed this look around .

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Deb said…
Lovely work Phyllis and a lovely studio and decoration, thanks so much for sharing your picture! Deb
March 30, 2011 at 12:59 AM
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