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New work on the loom... and much more subtle than usual! This ecru colour took a lot of experimenting to get right in the dye pot, and you'll never believe that they key was to add just a touch of red! I was so delighted to have cracked the code tha Sometimes I wonder if it might be more accurate to call weaving 'knotting'! Seriously, sometimes I'll spend an entire day tying knots. It's actually a lovely, peaceful thing to do - especially on a winter's day like today with the sun streaming thr The Karaka throw-blanket has now gone to its new home where it has pride of place in Pukekohe 🧡 Thank you for all your lovely comments on the colour combo, nature really does get it right every time. #contemporaryweaving #textileoftheday #handwo Karaka, deliciously soft NZ wool and mohair throw-blanket. 🧡 Hand-dyed 🧡 Hand-woven 🧡 Hand-finished #karakatree #nznativetrees #textileartist #contemporaryweaving #weaversofinstagram #textilearts #floorloomweaving #kiwimal #kiwimal2025 #newzea Way back in March I had an article published that I wrote for a New Zealand magazine called Creative Fibre. I thought it would be fitting to publish it on my website as my first blog post. Link in the bio. #creativefibrenz #newzealandmade #slowwoven From my recent interview over on Felt "My favourite part of the process is dyeing the yarn. In many ways the actual weaving of an item is very structured – there’s a lot of math and it’s all about getting the numbers correct. So this handsome dude is an Angora goat. I get lots of lovely questions from people and quite often I am asked what mohair is, as I use it in my wool and mohair throw-blankets. Mohair is the luxury yarn that is made from the beautiful curly locks