Inkle Weavers' Photo Gallery

The visitors to this website have submitted the following pictures to show off their projects (yes, we all get excited when we finish a project) and to inspire you!

If you click on any of the thumbnails, you'll get the full-size picture in a new browser window.

	I have been inkle weaving for about 4 to 5 years, I make sashes for renactors or powwows. Mike Eckols
	This shoulder bag is made entirely from inkle bands. The shoulder strap and decorative trim are in my favorite picked-up diamond pattern. The body of the bag has been constructed of white bands sewn together. The yarn is acrylic knitting worsted which makes a very strong fabric when woven on an inkle loom. Corinne Whitesell
	It is 2 yard band of the celtic knot pattern, plus an additional 1.5 yards of plain inkle weave. I was amazed how much longer it takes to weave pick up patterns, but it is fascinating to watch the pattern grow. Debra Losey Peterson, San Diego CA aka Lady Felice Filadoro, Company of St. Catherine Spinning & Weaving Guild, Kingdom of Caid (Society for Creative Anachronism)

Contact information available upon request with the permission of the artist

To include your pictures here, contact me and I'll give you an address where you can email the photos. Please include some text describing your project and your name.