HUMBLE TREASURES
Dish towels from the Weavers Guild of Minnesota
on view in the Open Book Commons, 2nd floor
More than 50 pieces made by members of the Weavers Guild represent the everyday kitchen towel. But they are also reflective of the skill, color play, and variety of techniques used to create them. The weavers used a variety of looms, including rigid heddle, multi-shaft floor looms and computer-assisted looms. Pictured, “Dots and Chains” by Ann Masemore, who says, “This is one of my favorite drafts. I’ve woven it in fifteen different color combinations.”
Participating Members, Instructors, and staff from the Weavers Guild of Minnesota
Helen Stoerzinger | Ann Fox | Karen Hovermale | Brenda Andrewson | Dan Breva | Connie LaTendresse | Joseph Rubin | Betsy Konop | Jan L Nelson | Ann Masemore | Leslie Hahn | Judy Bratt | Kelly Marshall | Barb Daiker | Judy Larson | Mary M Mateer | Donna Hanson | Shannon Buchda | Geri Retzlaff | Katherine Buenger | Paige Tighe | Mary Lonning Skoy | Lynne Schneider | Kala Exworthy | Gayle Groebner | Karin Knudsen | Nancy Gossell | Marianne Tamminen | Janet Way | Ever Woodward | Marjorie Durko Puryear
Join us in this celebration of beauty and utility! On view on the second floor of Open Book, during all building hours.
