The new warping board and stand makes winding a warp such a breeze that I was sort of disappointed to be finished.
This is approximately 250 threads and 8 metres in length.
The colour is closest to being like the first picture. It's primarily a vibrant yellow, but there is a fair bit of white as well and a sprinkling of green and a touch or two of royal blue. Still not sure about the blue. If it doesn't look right once I get the warp beamed I'll just pull it out and add supplemental warps of a softer colour.
The warp is mostly cotton with a few threads of synthetic novelty yarns. I'm participating in a weave-a-long in the "Weaving in the Saori Way" group on Ravelry. The intent is to weave yardage for some sort of summer clothing.
3 comments:
It looks great. Did you wind one thread at a time or a group?
I just love those colors! It looks like you are weaving a sunbeam! :)
I wound it one thread at a time Gene. I attempted 5 at once but I wasn't sure if I was doing it right and I didn't want 100s of yards of tangled threads. I'd love to go to the nearest Saori studios for instruction on doing multiple threads the Saori way.
Thanks Ruinwen. I really enjoy the cheerful feeling of a bright sunny yellow.
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