
A whole lot of wandering inlay has been going on!




This next one is probably my favourite bit.

The next section is where I experimented with allowing different layers of inlay to overlap and "get in each others way". Not something I'd likely repeat as I don't feel the effect is all that successful, but still, a fun experiment.

Colour is WAY off in the following photo.

I owe "sgray" from Ravelry a nod of thanks for the inspiration for this striped clasped weft section. Neat idea Sally!

I liked the effect I took another photo for you from a different angle.

And now I'm playing with stripes but allowing them to do a serpentine wander every now and then.

The end of the warp is now in sight. I'm enjoying this last technique so maybe I'll continue on and get a section long enough for a cushion cover? Or perhaps the sleeves of a top? We'll see!

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