This is an overshot weave. Through the years has had many
variations, most of which stem from Tennessee. This particular
version hails from Sevier County, Tennessee and is from early 1900.
Shown: brick/blue combination on tan background
Shown from top to bottom: green/black, brown,
blue, brick, black/brick, black.
Green also available, not shown.
NEW Tn Lovers Knot
Table square 51x53 $45.00
Throw 53x77 $50.00
Cotton/acryic/poly
mach wash: cold, dry: med
Predominately a Tennessee pattern, this variation is one of many.
Quite handsome, it comes as no surprise that folks in Giles Co, Houston Co,
Sevier Co: just to name a few, adapted this overshot weave to suit their liking. Our variation
comes from Hamblen County. Its popularity spanned nearly a century. This particular
variation is early 1900.
Shown: blue/brown on tan background.
Shown from left: black/green, green, black,
brick, black/brick
Shown from top to bottom: blue/brick, blue,
brown/brick, brown
NEW Herringbone #2 Pattern
Table square 48x48 $34.00 Throw 48x74 $40.00
Cotton/acrylic, mach wash & dry
Colors available on linen or antique white background. Herringbone is a very
old weave, one of the most popular next to plain weave.
Also called chevron weave.
Shown above antique white background top row:
brick/ant white, black/ant white
row 2: blue/ant white, brown/ant white
Shown on linen background from top: black, brick, brown, blue
New Grid #6 Pattern
Table square 46x46 $34.00
Throw 46x77 $40.00
cotton/acrylic/poly
mach wash: cold,dry: med
Double Cloth. This fabric
is 2 plys woven together,
similar to double weave.
A third color appears in
this pattern. AWESOME!
shown above: red/linen w/black stripe
Other colors to follow: blue/linen w/brick stripe, brick/ant white w/blue stripe,
brick/ant white w/green stripe, black/linen w/red stripe
New Huck A Buck
Table Square 42x44 $25.00
Shown: linen color
100% cotton, mach wash: cold, dry: med
A early weave with raised figures. It was believed the
raised figures helped with absorbency. Huck A Buck,
Huck A Back and Huck Lace are just a few names for this
extremely well known fabric that was used for curtaining,
toweling and table linens. It is thought that the term
"huck" is derived from the "traveling hucksters" that
peddled these hand woven goods.
Grid #4 pattern
Table square 50x50 $34.00
Throw 50x75 $40.00
cotton/acrylic, mach wash: cold, dry: med
Colors: black/linen, brown/linen, brick/linen or blue/linen
Reproduced from an original and woven in original twill weave
structure. Very soft. Looks great at the foot of the bed.
Top to bottom: brown/linen, blue/linen, brick/linen
Shown above antique white background from top: brick, brown,
blue, green. Black also available, not shown.
Angstadt #5 pattern
We have reproduced many of Jacob Angstadt's patterns since the 1980s.
Number 5 is the newest variation of the diamond and center motif. Through
the years we have woven numbers 1, 2, 8, 9 and now 5. The Angstadt
decendents have been to our mill several times and are very proud to see their
grand ancestor's; Jacob Angstadt's, original works reproduced. The Angstadt
patterns are from late 1700 and were originally woven in Lewisburg, PA. c
