12 Days of Customer Photos – 2025 Blog Post

For over 30 years, we have had the privilege to supply high quality yarns to you in the artisan community.  As we ship out each order, it is a bit like sending our children out into the world to become new and interesting creations!  And we like to hear from our kids to see what they are up to!

As a result, for the last three years, we have put together a social media series we call “12 Days of Customer Photos.”  We ask you to submit photos of designs that you have created with our yarns.  It is always inspiring and absolutely one of our favorite times of the year! We love seeing the projects you’ve created! Not only do you inspire us Lunatics, but by letting us share your photos with the world, you inspire the whole community! Let’s look at this year’s submissions!

The First Day

Peggy Koeppel submitted this photo of her Doubleweave Shawl.  For this project, she wove with 20/2 Tubular Spectrum mercerized cotton yarn.  Look how those colors pop!

Peggy Koeppel Doubleweave Shawl
Karen Driscoll American Maid towels

The Second Day

Karen Driscoll wove these 2 towels on two separate warps.  For both towels, she used our American Maid™ naturally colored unmercerized yarn. The first picture is a 4-shaft Huck Lace pattern with stripes of all the American Maid™ colors. The second picture is an 8-shaft twill block pattern with Natural White and Light Brown yarns. Those towels with soft natural colors are beautiful!

The Third Day

Ann Redmond made these Summer Garden Kitchen Towels out of 8/2 Maurice Brassard cotton yarn! We love her color placement and Twill Stripes pattern!  Those colors really sing!

Ann Redmond Towels
L Stevens Wall hanging

The Fourth Day

Check out this colorful Wall Hanging created by Lois Stevens! She used 5/2 Tubular Spectrum™ mercerized cotton yarn and a pattern by Janet Dawson. What a beautiful way of bringing all these colors together Lois!!!

The Fifth Day

Robin Lynde knocked it out of the park with her Sunflower Shawl, made from 5/2 Tubular Spectrum™ mercerized cotton yarn! Her color blending of these bright colors makes the fabric look so warm and inviting!

Robin Lynde Collage
Linda Gettman Collage

The Sixth Day

Linda Gettmann went wild weaving these Turned Taquete Towels with 10/2 Tubular Spectrum™ Mercerized Cotton Yarn. We love the uniqueness of each one. Thanks for the inspiration, Linda!!

The Seventh Day

Beth Wintroub went beyond the basics of creating a color gamp!  She went and turned it in to a pillow! Here she is proudly showing it off at the Boulder Guild sale. Great job Beth!

Beth Wintroub pillow gamp
Jan Driscoll Doubleweave Bag

The Eighth Day

Janene Driscoll took the Double Rainbow Doubleweave workshop with Jennifer Moore and created a beautiful sampler on 16-shafts. She went a step further and created this lovely bag. It is currently on display at her local art gallery. This bag is stunning!!

The Ninth Day

Jinks Hunter doesn't let small spaces stop her from weaving! She wove this awesome Gradient Napkin on her rigid heddle loom as a gift for her guild's napkin exchange! 10/2 Tubular Spectrum™ mercerized cotton yarn on her rigid heddle loom. A little over 20 people participated in the event and all went home with smiles and a napkin made just for them!

Jinks Hunter Gradient Napkin on the Loom
M Bergen Suspenders and guitar strap

The Tenth Day

Michael Bergen wove these matching suspenders and instrument strap with purpose. He is a part of a dance troupe, and their colors are pink, raspberry, and white so he made the instrument straps and suspenders with Tubular Spectrum™ Mercerized Cotton Yarn in 5 Red, White, and Coral. Nicely done Michael!!

The Eleventh Day

Jaimee Veronneau Roberts knows her way around color placement!! She wove these visually stunning napkins out of Tubular Spectrum™ mercerized cotton yarn. Her inspiration was her children's favorite colors, family order, and her kitchenware!

Jaimee Roberts napkins
Penny Garner triangles on the loom

The Twelfth Day

Penny Garner is weaving a tessellating triangles pattern with a twist: She used a 10/2 Gray Matter Gamp as her warp, and 5 Blue Green as her weft yarn. The combination makes the emerging triangles pop!  That warp is stunning!

Bonus Day

Bonus Day! Michael Sebald was excited to weave with hemp and cotton to revamp his kitchen table with bright colors! With two Bumberet Bitty Bits Napkin Kits, plus a little extra Lyte Hemp™ yarn, he was able to make placemats, a table runner, napkins, and mug rugs!  Awesome job Michael!

Michael Seabald Hemp Collage

We welcome you to share your photos with us at any time throughout the year! Feel free to email us at [email protected].

Thank you again to everyone that participated in our “12 Days of Customer Photos” series! Happy Holidays!  We hope you are inspired and ready for a New Year of Creating!

*All photos are property of the customers who submitted them.  Please do not use them without permission.

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