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MS78790
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These shadow and huck woven kitchen towels are a generous size with a large lace field and dye work to mask kitchen stains. Organic cotton gives a soft loft to the cloth while linen is crisp, absorbent and hard working. Since these kitchen towels are of a generous size they can be used as such or as small table runners, baby towels, side table runners, hair towels or anything you can put your mind to!
This pattern was designed by Megan Samms, a textile designer, weaver, natural dyer, and restorative farmer. Megan lives and works on her traditional Mi’kmaw territory in rural Ktaqmkuk at the Katalisk Sipu (Codroy Valley, Newfoundland). As Newfoundland’s provincial representative on the Guild of Canadian Weavers and a juried member of the Craft Council of Newfoundland, Megan is committed to promoting high technical standards within her craft community. For more about Megan’s work, check out Live Textiles.
Kit makes:
Each kit contains enough yarn to make three towels
Finished Dimensions:
20 X 32 inches
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Materials Included:
1 cone 16/2 cotton in Natural
2 cones 8/2 cottolin in Natural
2 cones 8/2 cottolin in Olive
Collections: Kits
Category: kits, megan samms, weaving
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