MAINE VILLAGE WEAVER

Primitive rag rug woven to resemble our country's flag All cotton materials I used brown yarn for the ground warp .Khaki and Burgundy for the strips and cut blue jean strips for field. Woven into it is a generous rod pocket that can take a fat wooden rod or have the Scottish Lion provide an iron rod for $12.00 You must be one of my shops to order

Taking orders for napkins finished size 16 x 16 inches plus fringe fringe is held by a straight stitch  Colors can be tobacco,black,red rust or pumpkin all with black ticking stripe This cotton is a smooth finish Texas cotton producing a lovely napkin Machine wash gently and this will give years of joy. colors available with black ticking Tobacco $7.00 Black $7.00 Red Rust $7.00 Pumpkin $7.00

Spring is trying to arrive . This is our farmhouse circa 1810. Two white chimneys on either end and a gable roof. The barn in the background is my husbands new shop built in the style of the house for his blacksmith shop.My azaleas are about to burst with color . The one on the right has to be supported cause last month we had hurricane force winds that blew it right over. We put it back in the ground and are hoping it will survive.Today is warm in the 50's but we go down to freezing still at night. we have frost on the ground in the morning.

Rock Pillar candle holder and Rock paper towel holder for the counter are some fresh ideas from the Scottish Lion wholesale line call for pricing .

Navy and stone fabric in a small check pattern is completed now. I will be putting up on the online trade show OOAK items made with this style of fabric. For those who are new to this blog , I post the picture and description the fabric when it is completed and available. You can contact me at leck@midcoast.com and we can discuss your needs for your store or customer.

Village Weaver will be having specially made items for the online trade show coming up soon. Weaving at the loom to fill wholesale orders I also create unusual items or one of a kind (OOAK) Sign up with www.quillandwell.com link and be apart of this easy way to shop.

Hi It was great to meet all my new customers and returning customers at the wholesale show. Thank-you for your orders! I am excited to create these pieces for your shops. Scroll down and see the fabrics that are pictured from the textiles I brought to the show. This is the blog page I will be using in the future to post when items are done and other info about early textiles in America! So become a follower of this blog !