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Ginny Hamilton
My first weaving experience was in the six grade when I wove placemats for a class party using construction paper. Since then, I have tried many different fiber arts but I kept thinking about weaving. Life, children, lots of moving and a career filled my time.
About 13 years ago I took a weaving class at Halycon in Bath Maine and found that I love the feel of working with a loom to create something. Since then I have attended workshops, lectures and art shows, inspired by other artists to try different styles of weaving.
I was first drawn to rugs while taking a rug weaving class with Jason Collingwood at Harrisville studios in NH. I enjoy making household goods such as rag rugs. I have made many rugs using denim and recycling old sheets. Using your kids old childhood sheets (what to do with old My Little Pony sheets??) makes a wonderful gift to give your grown children. I also enjoy weaving hand towels, coasters, placemats, runners and cozy blankets.
The best part of weaving is the community of weavers that I am lucky enough to be part of. The energy that they bring to my weaving is enormous and treasured.
Sweet little sailboats with handwoven sails

New dishtowels for spring!


Table runners

Table mats of many colors and sizes

Accessories
Guitar straps, baskets, key chains, notecards

One of a kind cloth baskets. Perfect for potted plants, your latest knitting project or reading material.


Coasters in many colors and sizes to protect your tables. Perfect gift for
summer get togethers

Placemat sets. Several with matching runners

Woven zippered bags. Perfect for all those little items in your bigger bags!





Linen pillows in several sizes and shapes. All with zippers so cleaning is easy.


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