This hybrid of log cabin and mattor weaves produces a fabric with warp- andweft-faced blocks. When these

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basket weave blocks are combined with

printed cloth weft strips, a medley of intriguing texture and color results. With

careful color planning in warp and weft many ingenious pattern possibilities can be achieved. Shown here as a center piece on a table, this fabric idea could also

be translated to table mats or a patchwork-looking jacket fabric. Designed and

woven by Jane Evans of Grandora, Saskatchewan. Instructions for Sherbet

Runner are on page 4

SETTING: GALLERY EAST, LOVELAND, COLORADO.

his hybrid of log cabin and mattor weaves produces a fabric with warp- andweft-faced blocks. When these

4/1

basket weave blocks are combined with

printed cloth weft strips, a medley of intriguing texture and color results. With

careful color planning in warp and weft many ingenious pattern possibilities can be achieved. Shown here as a center piece on a table, this fabric idea could also

be translated to table mats or a patchwork-looking jacket fabric. Designed and

woven by Jane Evans of Grandora, Saskatchewan. Instructions for Sherbet

unner are on page 4

SETTING: GALLERY EAST, LOVELAND, COLORADO.

Sometimes simple is best, asthese two projects illustrate. Thestriking mat at left could foolmost of us at first glance, but itis merely log cabin with a clever

warp color order. Dusty blue

calico cloth adds yet moretextural and design interest—

one of the benefits of workingwith fabric weft. Our LogCabin Mats were designed and

woven by Joanne Tallarovic of

Tucson, Arizona.

Recycling used denim for the

background of our wall

hanging, Flight, is effective,

economical and simple. Coloredfabric "bows" woven in at

random in tatter weave lend

dimension, movement, interest.

One of the reasons this piece

works so well is that the designis so pleasing. We suggest you plan your piece before begin-ning to weave; using a cartoonwill ensure accurate executionof the design. Flight was

designed and woven by Inga

Krook of Sedona, Arizona.Instructions for Log Cabin Matsare on page 9; instructions for Flight Wall Hanging appear on