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| Fiber | Cotton |
|---|---|
| Project Category | Weaving |
| Project Type | Home |
| Author | Tom Knisely |
| Format | Project/Pattern |
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LoginAs I read the catalog detailing the pieces in the L’Amour de Maman exhibit collection and telling the story of the Acadian people and their textiles, I was inspired to weave a set of dish towels as a tribute to these strong and resilient people. I hope you will make a pot of gumbo, put on your favorite zydeco music, and weave some Cajun-inspired dish towels. Enjoy!
About: Tom Knisely has taught weaving and spinning for the past 40 or so years. He enjoys collecting and studying antique textiles to gain a better understanding of how they were woven. He writes about textiles for Long Thread Media and has published six books on textiles. In addition, Tom has written two children’s books about spinning and weaving.
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