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using a pin loom as a takadai to weave a band for a deeper understanding of how that technique works:
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using a pin loom as a takadai to weave a band for a deeper understanding of how that technique works:
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sometimes you just gotta bang one out
serious tension issues resolved by isolated and focused hand-felting in the kitchen sink: final product like it was always meant to be.
for any one else with a buddy running a table at Pride (or maybe you are the buddy?), please enjoy this plain weave inkle band pattern for a progress pride flag band, designed using this site.
beta-testing a landscape tapestry band thing. we didn't know we moved to the grass seed capital of the world until we did, but I am delighted to report that fact corresponds with healthy and plentiful flocks of fluffy sheep!
it's done it's done it's DONE! 31x106" pre-wet-finish...and it's rayon/nylon, so I am still figuring out the best way to do that bit...probably fill a tub with cool water and a squeeze of Soak, roll up in a couple bath towels, then arrange over shower rod to hang-dry?
it's either a wraparound throw blanket, or the most luxurious scarf wrap thing ever. I kind of love the dimensions.
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been reading a ton on krokbragd, and am absolutely ready to drink the koolaid, but I am still weaving this. funnily enough, all the blog posts on weaving fancypants krokbragd mention how long it takes, since three picks per color row, but I think with rug wool it will take the same patience as this rayon/nylon boucle at 15epi in plain weave.
warp is 3/2 Valley Yarns cotton, Sheepjes Catona, and Anne Circulo, weft is 5/2 cotton.
I am really enjoying exploring plain weave and color play in the warp!! I feel like it's only a matter of time before I jump in with both feet on krokbragd for that Joan Sheridan sheep pattern...
haven't #handwoven anything in quite some time, but the new table needed a little runner and I was in the mood! pretty excited I was able to direct warp the Cricket from memory without references. took almost two hours as I figured it out again and changed my mind once. but then the weft was plain single color and I banged out the weaving in no time flat, 🥳
This is rug wool from stash, and I may end up felting it down the road if it seems structurally unsound 😂