This was fun! Heck, they are all fun, but I loved these colors! The vertical stripy ones were my break in thinking up new sequences. And a couple of the towels have experimental 8/4 in them in other colors. They still beed pressing, but I was pleased that I managed a pretty consistent size--all but two varied and that was because I ran out of Peacock, and one was the end of the warp. Somehow (bad counting?) I ended up with 10. :)
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These are beautiful. #4 and 5 are my favorite. Do you sew labels on your towels?

Great collection. I am impressed when weavers can follow a pattern and stick with it. I'm able to see about 8" of woven fabric from front of loom to the fell line, so that's where I design my weft sequences. I take lots of photos so I can remember what I did with sequences, but, for me, finishing an entire towel in a pattern is challenging, as is a symmetrical warp. Beautiful towels, thanks for posting the collection. #4 is my favorite.

I do that to, Kit. It’s hard to remember how I started a towel when I want both end the same. 😂

A lot!! of beautiful towels, they for sure make great gifts.

Beautiful and they look so useful and soft for drying hands and dishes.