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One of the things I miss about not having a weaving & handspinning guild, is show and tell. It was always fun to share what I'd made and to be inspired by the creations of others.

Do you sew? Knit? Spin? Weave? Crochet? Embroider? Felt? Make baskets? Do leatherwork? Work with fiber, yarn, or textiles? Please share!

My show and tell contribution is a throw rug I'm working on. I'm using heavy crochet cotton in an old herringbone pattern.
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on the loom
on the loom

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