This part brings to mind sea creatures dancing in a rainbow ocean.

I'm really happy with how the inlay in this next section worked out. I used a thin strand of handspun that had a lot of variation in colour, and I made four passes with it before each clasped weft pick. I love the way it distorted the weft around it, allowing more of the warp threads to show, and packed in until it was laying diagonally in places. Fun!

And here's where, at 10:08am, I stopped for the morning. Time to get on with doing some other things with my day!

4 comments:
That is a really neat visual effect!
Thank you! I love playing with this type of weaving, especially when there is no set-in-stone purpose for the weaving. It allows such freedom to experiment and have fun.
Stunning work!
Thanks Jenn. I appreciate the time you took to comment.
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