I finally finished something! I'm sure the view from my loom helped motivate me.
The old patio door was scratched and drafty, now I have a clear view and the e-glass will help with fading when those projects stay on the loom too long.
I have fooled around with every setting on my camera. I either get too washed out or too saturated.
They really fall somewhere between these pictures.
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I'm keeping these two as samples. The top (also seen in the center of the right stack in the second picture) was woven 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and produced a wonderful, almost waffle-like texture. It has a lovely hand and would be great for a spring/summer jacket. The bottom one was woven 1,2,3,4 and resulted in a stripe with a nice drape. I would use this structure with a painted warp and a coordinated solid weft. It would make a beautiful lightweight summer shawl.
They are lovely!! Nothing dries dishes better than handwoven towels!
Posted by: kim at November 27, 2007 11:35 PMLove the view from your loom. Exterior house rehab complete?
The dish towels are lovely. What's next?
Nice! I love the stack of them, like a litter.
Then they go off to their neew homes :)
Posted by: Sara at November 28, 2007 09:30 AMBeautiful!
Posted by: Angi at November 29, 2007 02:33 AMLove your towels. I treasure mine from you and use it all the time. If anything motivates me to weave, that will...
Posted by: claudia k at December 6, 2007 07:37 AMI frequently have the same saturation problem in taking pictures. It drives me wild! The towels are lovely, no matter what.
Posted by: Peg in South Carolina at December 6, 2007 07:54 PM