I’ve been trying to weave 3 rugs a week on average, otherwise I will have that rug warp on the Macomber forever! So here is the recent output. In all cases, I am indicating the weft material in the captions (the warp, which runs lengthwise through the rug, is mostly covered by the weft, which is what I am weaving with). This round was all wool, but some were woven from strips I cut from fabric remnants, and others were the selvages that Pendleton calls “worms”. These appear to have been a kind of rolled edge, and are trimmed off the sides of Pendleton blankets before they sew on the final edge trim. So they have all the colors of the blanket as they appeared lengthwise. When I get these they are all in a jumble and often dirty and dusty as well – sorting them out is a big and dirty job!
Pendleton wool fabric, cream/tan/black
Pendleton blanket edge selvage ("worms") - made 2 alike
Pendleton wool fabric: "Vintage Cabin" print
Pendleton wool fabric: rich brown/ red/green vintage print
Pendleton blanket edge selvage, brick reds, made two alike
Twisp of Fate 
Beautiful!
Sweet!