If you’re in Houston, and a friend of Claire and Frans, this might be for you!
Houston in October
02 Sunday Sep 2018
Posted Handmade, Scarves, Will's Blog
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in09 Wednesday May 2018
Posted Handmade, Scarves, Will's Blog, woven music
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16 Tuesday Feb 2016
05 Friday Feb 2016
Posted Community, Handmade, Scarves, Shawls, Stoles, Table Runners and Mats, Uncategorized
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Ephods & Pomegranates, Eucharistic vestments, handmade, handweaving, Handwoven Table Runners, Prayer Shawls, scarf, shawls, weaving
We are proud to participate in the 2016
Studio Open House, Weaving Demonstrations, Items for sale, Refreshments
1805 Laurel Lake Drive, Monteagle
Friday & Saturday, February 12, 13
Studio Open House 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Weaving Demonstrations at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Sunday, February 14
Studio Open House 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Weaving Demonstration at 2:00 p.m.
Directions: Turn on to Laurel Lake Drive beside the Mountain Goat Market and go about 2 miles. We are the first driveway on the right after the big Bear Den sign. (Look for the red Fog Festival sign.
There will be a special 10% Fog Fest Discount on all items.
Here is some of our studio inventory of shawls, scarves, table runners, clergy stoles, etc.:
05 Tuesday Jan 2016
It was 19 degrees when we woke up this morning at Ephods & Pomegranates. But we have lots of scarves and shawls to keep us and you warm!
Some are available for purchase online at our Amazon Shop:
Some are available right here at our studio in Monteagle
Winter and Dress Scarves and Shawls:
Our “Mountain Goat” Line, 100% cotton
Hagar Shawl Sarah Shawl
Midnight Frost Scarf Starry Night Scarf
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Some are available at Taylor’s Mercantile in Sewanee or through us.
Sewanee Cross Pattern:
09 Monday Nov 2015
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Chamber of Commerce, Christmas, Ephods & Pomegranates, handmade, handweaving, Monteagle, scarf, Winter Scarves
This series of three “Mountain Goat” scarves is not related to any local organization bearing that name, but we guess you’ll note the colors are indeed inspired by one of those organizations.
Each scarf is woven from 100% mercerized cotton, and is about 5.5″ x 9′ long, for a great wraparound effect.
Price: $75.00 each.
They have been woven especially for the November 20th local merchants event at the Monteagle Chamber of Commerce, but are available now.
Mountain Goat 1: Mountain Goat Tartan
Mountain Goat 2: Mountain Goat Bars
Mountain Goat 3: Mountain Goat Tracks
17 Thursday Sep 2015
Posted Liturgical and Prayer, Scarves, Shawls, Stoles
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Posted Scarves
inWoven by Glyn
100% Cotton, Gently Washable
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Woven by Will
100% Cotton, Gently Washable
24 Friday Jul 2015
Posted Liturgical and Prayer, Scarves, Stoles
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Eucharistic vestments, handweaving, scarf, Sewanee, stole, weaving
On Will’s loom at the moment is a Eucharistic stole which portrays a holistic approach to Lent.
Purple and Black represent the Penitence, Passion and Death of the Lenten journey.
Green is for life, which is what it is all about, and the greening of the world around us in springtime. (The word Lent comes from the Anglo-Saxon Lencten, or Lengthen, because Spring is the time of the lengthening of days, and the appearance of new, green life.)
Gold is for the Resurrection, the promise of which is always present at the Core of it all.
Why “Holistic”? Because there is more to Lent than just, well, Lent. Lent takes place within the full context of the story of Salvation. These colors in the warp lie beneath a weft of much lighter Purple, or Lavender, to remind us that even in Lent the joy of the Good News brightens our hearts and lightens our path. To remind us that God brings wholeness out of our brokenness, the weave pattern is called Broken Twill.
But why weave a Lenten stole in the middle of July, with nearly a year to go before Lent rolls around again? Sometimes the most important thing in weaving is practicality. Remember a while back when we had to remove and rewind the warp for the Morgan’s Steep Tartan scarf? (It was finally completely a bit ago – see an earlier post.) The warp suffered a good bit of damage in the process and yielded only one scarf. This is a remnant of that warp, minus 12 threads on both sides that broke in the process. What to so with a stole-width warp? Weave a stole!
But this is more than only a Lenten stole. With the warp colors for our Morgan’s Steep Tartan, and the added purple, it is manifestly a Sewanee Stole, suitable for use by any Sewanee-grad cleric at any time of the year.
This one SOLD immediately, but we’ll take orders for more. $75.00.
~ Will
22 Wednesday Jul 2015
Posted Scarves
inFresh off Will’s loom, not even yet trimmed, is my latest project. Using the one warp of “Morgan’s Steep” colors (purple, green, black, and yellow) there on the right is a 6 foot long scarf in the “Morgan’s Steep Tartan,” woven in an Advancing Twill. On the left, a 3 foot table scarf in the “Snow on the Mountain” design, woven in the Horizontal Bell Celtic Twill.
Together they represent the beautiful overlook of Morgan’s Steep, in the summer when colors are rich and vibrant, and in the winter with a light dusting of snow on the ground.
The tartan scarf sells for $60.00, and the smaller table scarf for $30.00.
Below, pictures of Morgan’s Steep in summer and winter.
Summer Colors and Winter Snow