Worldly Sourced Sustainable Natural Fibers, Woven Locally · Textiles that will Nourish Your Body & Spirit.
First One is an Organic Bast Fiber Scarf. Imported Organic Hungarian Linen & Imported Organic Wild Himalayan Nettle Fiber. Using a Drop Spindle the Nettle Fiber was spun into yarn to weave with. Linen Warp & Nettle Weft.
Second is a closeup up Scarves being woven with the Dyed Buckthorn Berry Yarn. Natural Cotton, Dried Buckthorn Berries.
Bolt of eco-dyed cloth printed with flower pedals cut into future scarves. Hand stitching needed to finish them up.
Starting to Weave 7 yards of Natural Cotton Boucle Cloth / Fabric.
Another full moon road trip tomorrow.
Gazing, chasing and recharging in the wee hours of the morning with the Buck Moon. The Buck Moon is for rebirth and regeneration.
Security Blankets and Mala Bead Bracelets for the Children, and a couple of Scarves for their Nurses.
This is the progression of one of my handcrafted weaving’s.
From picking the raw cotton in the plains of North Texas to finishing it in Llano
I hope you enjoy. Charles
Taking myself and my weaving to a higher level.
This is a handcrafted shawl / wrap. Loom woven textured natural cotton. Three sides are hand knotted fringe. The fourth side is finished with a hemstitch and a blanket stitched edging. Finished weaving is 30″x86″ with a 3.5″ fringe. Wash cool water, normal dry.
This is a first of accessories and clothing to come. Charles
(I probably need to find a live model)
This meditation rug (31″x32″) is quilted and stitched in the “Kantha” style of embroidery. Floor Loom Woven, Natural Dyes and Hand Stitched. The handwoven panels are 100% American Cotton, one dyed with Aleppo oak gallnuts. The batting is also 100% American cotton. The cotton yarn for stitching was dyed with buckthorn berries.
Hand wash and tumble dried.
Just in time for a road trip this evening with the super strawberry moon.The “Strawberry Moon” marks the last full moon of spring and the first of summer. I will be able to do some moon gazing and chasing in the wee hours of the morning.
Security Blankets and Mala Bead Bracelets for the Children, and a couple of Scarves for their Nurses.
Weaving the latest group of security blankets, I am adding some color to a couple of the blankets.
Natural Cotton, M&O’s Monk’s Belt Draft. Dyed with Dried Buckthorn Berries.
Next group of blankets and scarves.
Llano Fiber 
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