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Collection	Crafts Study Centre
Weaver	Ethel Mairet
Description	Hand-woven length, with stripes, made from black, yellow and undyed cotton, and black-grey and undyed Welsh wool.
Id Number Current Accession	T.74.102
Location Creation Site	Ditchling, Sussex, UK
Subject	woven textiles, length, pattern
Measurements	464.6 x 76.2 centimetres
Weave	plain
Material	cotton
Other Materials	Welsh wool
History	The Welsh wool was spun by Messrs David Davies, Newcastle Emlyn.
Rights Owner	Managed by the Crafts Study Centre.
Style Period Period	1930s
Technique	hand-weaving
Process	Loom: 4 shaft counterbal Warp: Fine soft cotton black 6 Fine soft cotton undyed 6 Fine soft cotton yellow 6 Ends per centimetre: 9 relaxed. Weft: single black-grey Welsh woolen yarn. 2 ply Welsh woolen yarn 4 Picks per centimetre: 6 relaxed. Finishing: washed and dried on roller.