At Last
Whew! Spun, dyed, on the loom, and starting to weave:
fabric for the new silk shirt. I ended up with 11 warp chains, some painted, some resist dyed and some immersion dyed. I think I spun 6 bricks total, but I really didn't keep track. This is 608 ends, sett at 40 epi, just over 15" wide. The weft is 10/2 unmercerized cotton.
And for a straight-on view:
The next time you see this, it will be a shirt! Now, back to the rug (my daily grind, so to speak).
fabric for the new silk shirt. I ended up with 11 warp chains, some painted, some resist dyed and some immersion dyed. I think I spun 6 bricks total, but I really didn't keep track. This is 608 ends, sett at 40 epi, just over 15" wide. The weft is 10/2 unmercerized cotton.
And for a straight-on view:
The next time you see this, it will be a shirt! Now, back to the rug (my daily grind, so to speak).
posted by Sara at 11:49 AM
3 Comments:
In case you would like to switch your daily grind for mine, there's research on identification jury instructions to be done.
No? Darn.
Very pretty. Will you be using the solid blue for a band of some type?
Wow. I'll say it again. Wow.
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