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Upper Canada Weaving
@uppercanadaweaving.bsky.social
Specializing in locally sourced traceable textiles.
Design and handloom weave original and reproduction textiles for garments and interiors. Toronto
A run of Meadow pattern throws for Tamarck Farms on the loom.

For more information about the blankets contact Tamarack.
cedarlake.ca/collections/...
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#cotswoldwool #cotswoldwoollenweavers #customthrowblanket #northumberlandcountyontario
April 14, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Very excited to be working on reproduction upholstery fabric for a very unique antique car.
@ironcauldron.ca used those mock-ups to begin the process of dyeing the silk in our target range. The next tricky part was to see how the teal range would combine with 3 slightly different brown warps.
April 9, 2025 at 3:47 PM
An absolutely lovely group of weaving students at Eweknit today!
In a one day workshop, students learned the weaving fundamentals of treadling twill, throwing and catching a shuttle, keeping good selvedges and following a three colour pattern.
March 9, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Custom herringbone and windowpane tweed in undyed white and brown with a dyed pink accent by @ironcauldron.ca in Norbouillet wool.

The wool was custom spun at Wellington Fibres, close to Elora, Ontario.
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#norbouilletwool #wellingtonfibres #locallysourcedtextiles #slowfashion
March 6, 2025 at 10:20 PM
This current fabric comes from a 1960s DKW Junior car from Germany.
For the final yardage, @ironcauldron.ca matched to perfection the two stripe colours: the bone white and brass yellow.
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#dkwjunior #vintagecarupholstery #antiquecarupholstery #mercerizedcotton #bespoketextiles
February 14, 2025 at 9:36 PM
The conclusion to a very joyful project. Purely Ontario tweed fabric made into a utilitarian jacket by Philip Sparks and a flatcap made by Deckel Caps.
Thank you Mark for supporting sustainable textiles, from the farm to garment.
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#ontariotweed #slowfashion #bespoketailoring #flatcap
February 1, 2025 at 8:52 PM
My first Blue Sky post is all about the sunshine of summer that grows the plants for natural dyes and pasture for sheep.
Goldenrod yellow and Sumac grey foraged colours turning on the sunshine on this cold and windy January day.
January 27, 2025 at 9:54 PM