December 2019 Show & Tell

Lisa, with the Christmas tree in the background, showed us four pieces she had woven, including the alpaca shawl on the left and the llama scarf on the right. Both were woven at 6 epi.
Lisa, with the Christmas tree in the background, showed us four pieces she had woven, including the alpaca shawl on the left and the llama scarf on the right. Both were woven at 6 epi.
Lisa, with the Christmas tree in the background, showed us four pieces she had woven, including the alpaca shawl on the left and the llama scarf on the right.  Both were woven at 6 epi.
Shelby brought two wool shawls she had knit -- on the left in a striped pattern, on the right in a variety of lace stitches.
Shelby brought two wool shawls she had knit -- on the left in a striped pattern, on the right in a variety of lace stitches.
Shelby brought two wool shawls she had knit — on the left in a striped pattern, on the right in a variety of lace stitches.
Sue knit her shawl using merino, yak and nylon yarn,
Sue knit her shawl using merino, yak and nylon yarn,
While demonstrating at Art Blitz, Steve wove this 70" tencel scarf.
While demonstrating at Art Blitz, Steve wove this 70″ Tencel scarf.
Mary knit a pair of socks using self-striping yarn.
Mary knit a pair of socks using self-striping yarn.
Here is a "what not to do" project that Margaret wove with cotton chenille yarn and rayon yarn.
Here is a “what not to do” project that Margaret wove with cotton chenille yarn and rayon yarn.
Betty wove this scarf for her niece using the Chicago Fire Dept. tartan and tencel yarn.
Betty wove this scarf for her niece using Tencel. The draft is the tartan for the Chicago Fire Department.