The Danforth Weavers
The three craftspeople weaving together as the Danforth Weavers met while attending class at the Danforth Museum School in Framingham Massachusetts. We have been weaving individually and together for more than 30 years.
2016 is our eleventh year exhibiting in the local area under the name The Danforth Weavers. Prior to 2005, we individually marketed our hand woven articles at various art and craft venues in the New England area.
Each of us brings a different color sense and style to our work and when shown together in a display, you see a wonderful richness of color and design. Many of the scarves, ponchos and shawls that we weave start with hand-dyed yarn that we create ourselves. In addition to our wearable textiles, we produce hand woven table wares and baby blankets. Most of what we weave is made from Tencel, Rayon, Wool, Silk, Cotton or Bamboo.
Mary Mandarino
Fran Osten
Suzanne Rothstein
2016 is our eleventh year exhibiting in the local area under the name The Danforth Weavers. Prior to 2005, we individually marketed our hand woven articles at various art and craft venues in the New England area.
Each of us brings a different color sense and style to our work and when shown together in a display, you see a wonderful richness of color and design. Many of the scarves, ponchos and shawls that we weave start with hand-dyed yarn that we create ourselves. In addition to our wearable textiles, we produce hand woven table wares and baby blankets. Most of what we weave is made from Tencel, Rayon, Wool, Silk, Cotton or Bamboo.
Mary Mandarino
Fran Osten
Suzanne Rothstein
