I was able to do the fringeless finish at one end, but had to cut the loops at the other end to release the heddle. Knotted them, then wove the ends in. The heddle kept the margins even, a bonus.
Nice change of pace. Now back to diamonds and hexies.
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Saturday, April 18, 2020
Experiment complete
The weaving is done. 4.75" x 2".
I was able to do the fringeless finish at one end, but had to cut the loops at the other end to release the heddle. Knotted them, then wove the ends in. The heddle kept the margins even, a bonus.
Nice change of pace. Now back to diamonds and hexies.
I was able to do the fringeless finish at one end, but had to cut the loops at the other end to release the heddle. Knotted them, then wove the ends in. The heddle kept the margins even, a bonus.
Nice change of pace. Now back to diamonds and hexies.
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Looks good
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteA lovely little piece.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly packed a lot of learning into a small area.
DeleteLooks like a pretty good experiment. Curious mind wants to know - does it feel soft or stiff?
ReplyDeleteIt feels crisp, a bit like a straw hat. Which gives me an idea..hmm
DeleteDoes this mean there's hat making in the future???
DeleteThe Dollivers are perking up..
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