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Double layer shawl

on March 30, 2025

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Almost a thousand warp ends wound

on March 26, 2025

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More samples

on March 15, 2025

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Double weave experiments

on March 10, 2025

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A trio of homespun scarves

on March 10, 2025

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Bateman boulevard scarves

on March 10, 2025

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Lee Sharp: Architect and Weaver

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Stay at Quélébu in our gite
Our Etsy shop - "Laine de Quelebu"
Danse-Ariège
Pyrenees Adventure

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About me

I started weaving when I saved an old counterbalance loom that a neighbour was throwing out of his attic. Entirely self taught, I took to it like a duck to water. My architect brain loves the complexity of so many variables! My wife Susie processes the wool from our Ouessant sheep to spin, knit and crochet. We hope to start residential courses in weaving and wool in 2026. For more information about our life in the Pyrenees follow the blog link above to "Pyrenees Adventure".

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