Hand Stitching some Baby Receiving Blankets.
Sunday Afternoon
On the Loom
Organic Linen Tea Towels.
Imported Organic Hungarian Linen Yarn
Loom is all warped up, ready to weave.
Weaving next group of blankets.
5′ x 21′ x 720 threads of natural cotton yarn.
2.8 miles of yarn.
Now the Fun Begins.
Starting the Hand Stitching of a Baby Quilt. Part of a Three Piece Set. Loom Woven American and Imported Peruvian Cotton.
Handwoven Throw with Native Texas Pecan Leaves.
Floor Loom Woven Natural Cotton Throw, Eco-Dyed with Pecan Leaves.
Handcrafted in the Texas Hill Country.
Finishing up some more bolts of woven cloth.
Imported Belgium Linen, Natural American Cotton.
Light weight weave, Queen Anne's Lace and Boucle.
Handcrafted in the Texas Hill Country.
On The Loom
Weaving the latest group of security blankets.
On the Loom
Starting to Weave 7 yards of Natural Cotton Boucle Cloth / Fabric.
“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.”
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.
Timeline
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
Llano Fiber 
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