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Contemporary Colcha Shawl by Patricia Di Palma. A traditional shawl using traditional colcha embroidery and motifs. Handspun, natural-dye churro yarn on a cotton ground. 66x22 without knots and fringe

Cushion Cover - Peahen by Barbara Romero Alba. Cushion cover worked in churro wool yarn.

Deer, Dear Tea Towel Set by Patricia Di Palma. An inspired modified deer petroglyph executed in colcha embroidery using buffalo and silk yarn. The ground is a super-absorbent flour sack towel, great for drying glasses. The set of two tea towels is…

Descanso / Rest in Peace by Julia R Gómez. Gómez explains "In New Mexico these crosses are a sign where people have been buried or where someone has died." Handspun natural-dye churro wool, sabanilla ground fabric. 11x7 inches.

Fanciful Hummingbird, colcha embroidery by Kay Lewis (overview and details of stitching shown). Purple wool shawl handwoven by the artist's niece, embroidered with hummingbird on one end and flowers on the other. Embroidery includes churro wool…

Flores de Maria by Beatrice Maestas Sandoval. Altar cloth or table runner  worked in handspun, natural-dye churro wool yarn on sabanilla ground. 25x75 inches.

Flores de Mi Madre by Barbara Romero Alba. Table runner, including handspun natural- and commercial-dye churro wool yarn on sabanilla ground fabric. 13.5x72 inches.

Flores by Annette Gutiérrez Turk (two ends shown separately). Colcha embroidered in natural-dye handspun churro wool yarn on sabanilla ground, for use as a shawl, table runner, or bed footer. 100x15 inches.

Flores by Sharon Arellano. Small red sabanilla cloth with white flowers and green leaves worked in handspun yarn. 10x15 inches.

Gallo en el Bosque by Annette Gutiérrez Turk (overview and detail shown). Shawl, table runner, or bed footer worked on natural-colored sabanilla ground with natural-color handspun churro wool yarn. 100x22 inches (including 6" fringe).