Like No Other
Blankets handcrafted on antique shuttle looms in New Brunswick, Canada
Pam Magee, Weaver
She Makes the blankets
An entire mill run by one woman? A true story of hard work and adventure.
Threads are pulled through the leasing reed to the warper
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Machinery
A loom of her own
Pam weaves blankets and scarves on rare, antique shuttle looms from the 1930s. These century-old steel dinosaurs were tracked down from sheep fields and warehouses in the UK, reclaimed and brought back to life. A feat not dared by many.
A stack of blankets from the 2024 Yellowstone Collection
Materials
There is such a thing as true provenance
Pam has source truly ethical and traceable wools and cottons from the UK, US, and, right here at home in Canada.
Questions burning in your mind?
Frequently Asked Questions
Crafting a blanket can take weeks to a month, with the finishing of each blanket taking about a day for each individual blanket. The blankets are made in batches of ten to thirty depending on the length of the warp and are all woven on one continuous spool. When the weaving is done they are each cut, sewn, scoured, pressed and the fringe is cut and the label is sewn on by hand. Read our blog post How to Make a Blanket Step by Step to learn more.
The short answer is no. As the blankets are made in batches, Pam is unable to make one blanket at a time. If you are interested in a particular fibre or colourway we can let you know when we will be starting a collection you might be interested in. And, you can sign up for our newsletter below to learn when new collections become available.
Pam's collections are limited and often sell out quickly. Once the colourways are sold out they are likely gone for good. As the process of creating a collection is time-consuming, she rarely repeats a warp (the vertical threads that create the base of the weave). But stay tuned via our newsletter (sign up below), as you're likely to find something to love in her upcoming collections.
We try to keep our online shop updated with accurate stock availability, but if you have any questions please reach out via our contact page, we're happy to assist.
The Short Version
The Basics of Macgee Cloth
The Woman
Every product is designed and crafted in the Mill by Pam Mcgee. She warps, weaves, and finishes each blanket herself.
The Looms
The Looms are a century old, the warper from two centuries ago. What was lost in advancing tech has been reclaimed.
The Fibres
Pam knows exactly where every thread in her blankets comes from: From farmers in the UK, the USA, and here in Canada.