Ask about Image Shawls.
Above: "Daisy"
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...available on many styles:
capes, shawls,
tops, or ruanas.
~ Samples
below.

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Capes
~Loom-shaped" Wraps in many styles

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Triangles:
Shawls, Throws, Scarves

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 Wraps MENU:

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Light cotton, seamed at one shoulder giving a wide boat neckline, with rows of leno-lace and added sparkle. This style can be shifted from side to side, spun around back to front, or with fringe pointed down. Versatile and light.

Cape in naturals w/slight aqua and peach, & gold sparkle. Size S-M, 100%cotton. $149.
Below; detail of peach & aqua threads....

Cocoons
 Like a jacket, this style is open in front with lapels and sleeves. Full-size Cocoons may fall to knees, or mid thigh in back, with deeper fronts and longer sleeves than a shruggie
Top: front view. Bottom: back view. Size M. $215
This one is all patchwork in multi-shades of naturals,
grays, taupes, peach, blue, violet.

Shruggie Cocoons & Shruggies are smaller proportions. Shorter, but wider to cover arms.  Length is to hip and sleeves are at elbows.
Both made with 100% cotton nub & boucle yarns. May include glossy rayon, tencil, sparkle and ribbon. and leno-lace edges.

The Quetzquemetl is an old-style poncho, made of two pieces that attach end to selvedge and hang in a diamond shape with a vee neck and fringed seam --more graceful than the traditional square poncho. The back view also has a fringed seam. In the "QQ" above, each panel is actually a patchwork of 2-3 smaller panels.

Ruanas are an open cape, like wearing a shawl over each shoulder, seamed up the back.

Quexquemetl Ruanas
My "QQR's" are a combo of a quexquemetl and an open ruana, with one seam left open. This allows for 2 panels to hang down the front, or to throw or twist one side over opposite shoulder.All are nubby cottons with leno-lace edging and fringe .

sample

Unique to my weaving are two techniques:
one-of-a-kind imagery, finger-picked w/lace and pattrn weaves
and rainbow-dyed warps.
This goes further than using variegated colored yarns (which repeat hues at structured intervals) or mixing in various weft colors, which are a little more static than a sweep of shaded tones. Often finger-picked one at a time, it can be tedious, but I love playing with color. Come see the latest, or request your own….

Gallery of Tops:
(none available at this time)
T-Tops ~ Shells ~ Sweaters

"Loom-Shaped" tops are loose, have few seams and are naturally draped from uncut fabric. The T-Top is the "Go-To" shirt... comfortably ready for any occasion. Dress them up, dress them down, they complement other natural fiber (silk, wool, linen) skirts, jackets, or jeans.

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Measure T-tops and Shells as below....

Shells:
Shell tops have cap sleeves, 2-inch slit sides, and a variety of necklines: small round, wide round, or rounded vee. All in nubby cottons, cool and breatheable in hot weather, or as an extra layer under autumn jackets.
Below, is a unique top with fringed colar
and applique with beads.
Not available at this time.

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Triangle Weaving

Tri-Weaves are finger-picked on various-sized frame looms, incorporating some of the techniques I use on the harness loom, such as the open leno-lace. Smaller frames (4 ft.) give smaller scarves (see scarf pics below) or larger frames (7 ft.) give Shawls/Throws. Similar to a giant potholder, this technique allows a mix of shades, beads, ribbons, rovings, bulky textures and various fibers,including some handspun wool from my sheep.
* As scarves, 48" at widest edge make great accents in school colors.  
* As throws, they are sumptuous fluffy body covers, about 6.5 ft. at widest edge. They can be done in lighter-weight cottons, but I tend to use my most textured, loopy, fuzzy, art yarns, mixed with beads and trims.
See gallery of Tri-Weaves.

Tri-Scarves: see below.

Triangle weaving is a great project for DIY crafters. Since they are done on frames, no traditional loom nor experience is needed. Ask about workshops offered in this fun technique...

(Learn more about Tri-Weave.
Ask about DIY workshops...
See photos: )

   Circles are approximately 6 ft. long, joined at end points to make a large circle that can be looped 'round and 'round. Or unlace the end for a standard, straight scarf. See wearable options in pink below.
   Light-weight, wildly textured novelty yarns or smoother cottons. - Ask about school colors!
See gallery of scarves.

Flat Scarves

 
Above left,2 straight scarves: the inner white/nubby pink/aqua,is (available), $39.50
Top right, both available:
Aqua/blue/lavender/rose, & white/pink/peach/aqua (also below left), $39.50

Below, pink w/creams, $39.50.
Colors available change with the shows,
so ask for your favorite.