White cotton counterpane with raised loops. This is a very traditional Colonial pattern which is not difficult, but very time consuming. Its very unusual for the home weaver to undertake. #20 Ref: Body and Soul
Monk's Belt variation. (overshot weave structure) This pattern is one of the patch family. It is a simple geometric design which is easily threaded and woven. The wool weft is naturally dyed in red (madder root and cochineal) and black (black walnut…
White counterpane: the counterpane was the product of a professional weaver and is typical of a fancy bed covering of the colonial period. It is made of bleached cotton and would have been the pride of any household. Ref: Body and soul booklet