I used the same medium blue warp to make these three towels, using three different bird’s eye patterns.
This is for a friend …
I gave my oldest son’s wife a towel last Christmas and later two more just because, then a couple weeks ago he asked for more towels because they like them so much. We buy eggs from them so we are going to swap for these two.
Beautiful job! I can’t believe how far you have come with your weaving! You just dove in and look and look at the results!
Thanks Linda! It’s addicting, I’m planning the next project while working on the one on my loom. When my son asked for more, it thrilled my heart.
These are beautiful!
Your towels are always go nice and these are no exception! I particularly like the small, repeated pattern aspect of these.
I love them!
They are so pretty.
Oooh, these are beautiful!
I do, too. Sometimes I lose track of the count though and it gets wonky. If I notice right away, I fix it but sometimes I don’t notice and end up with repeats that shouldn’t be.
As someone who’s never done weaving, it never occurred to me that this kind of small work could get tricky to keep track of!
Stunning!
Beautiful! I love homemade woven tea towels.
Soooo gorgeous! Makes me want to snuggle them.
I love these!! The pattern is so delicate and creates a really stunning effect overall. Lucky recipients! Love that they asked you for more. 
These are just lovely!
On the rare occasions that my kids ask for handcrafted whatsits, I melt, too.
@Abbeeroad @Bunny1kenobi I traded with my son today and they asked for 3 more towels 
Yaaas! Love it!
Congratulations! This brilliant project is featured this week!
beautifully done!
Thank you for the feature!
These are really gorgeous!! Fantastic work!
