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Let the Leaves Fall

Silk · Wool · Leaves

Eco-Printed Blanket Number Two
Mulberry Silk from Bombyx, India, New Zealand Merino Wool and a mix of Eucalyptus Leaves.

blended and handspun yarn from India.
handwoven and eco-printed in the Texas Hill Country.

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Khadi Spirit

Handmade · Handspun · Handwoven

handspun yarn on a charkha in India
handweaving into blankets on a wooden floor loom in the Texas Hill Country

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Mark Your Calendars, 19 November 2022.

Historic Home Tour and Holiday Market

GCHS/Pioneer Museum

Sanctuary & Social Hall · 312 W. San Antonio St., Fredericksburg, Texas

This will be Llano Fiber’s Second Market of Three for the Fall Season.
Come and see our weaving’s + the other great arts and crafts at the market.

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Non-GMO · Organic

New blankets on the loom. This textured Non-GMO, hypoallergenic yarn is from Peru. It is organic pima cotton · grown, hand harvested and spun in Peru.

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Fraternal Twins

Silk · Wool

Mulberry Silk from Bombyx, India, New Zealand Merino Wool

50/50 blended yarn
blended and handspun yarn from India
handwoven in the Texas Hill Country

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Silk · Wool · Eucalyptus

work in progress

Eco-Printed Blanket, I am letting the eco-printing set and age before the final rinse.
Mulberry Silk from Bombyx, India, New Zealand Merino Wool and a mix of Eucalyptus Leaves.

blended and handspun yarn from India.
eco-printed and handwoven in the Texas Hill Country.

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Save the Date, October 29th!

This will be Llano Fiber’s First Festival of the Fall Season. This will be one of only three market’s that I will be participating in this fall.
Come and see our weaving’s and the the other great art and crafts from the other vendors at the festival.

Don’t forget the Wine also.

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Ready for the Fall Markets.

Loom Woven Silk Throw / Blanket
Handspun Silk Threads by Village Spinners from Eastern part of India.

When the raw silk sarees are manufacture, there is a lot of threads that get wasted. The village spinner’s collect the threads and card them into fiber, then handspin into yarn for weaving and knitting.
Finished size approx. 40″ x 90″ · 100cm x 225cm