Sunday, January 04, 2009
Warp Speed-Update
is actually quite slow. . .
Remember how I said I was going to spend Sundays all year by first Doing Something For Me?
I may rethink that one.
Seriously. I spent the better part of the day warping about 1/3 of the width of the Flip. I'm sure that it will get easier with practice. (And the fact that I won't try doing on the floor again is sure to help.)
And now, I can truthfully say that I am completely warped. . .or at least the loom is.
Real weavers will probably snicker when they read it, but I used crochet cotton for the warp. If my Webs order comes tomorrow (not likely), I will use the cotton chenille (yes, that stuff I swore I would never, ever buy more of) for the weft. If it's not here, I have decisions to make involving wool, acrylic, and other stuff.
Remember how I said I was going to spend Sundays all year by first Doing Something For Me?
I may rethink that one.
Seriously. I spent the better part of the day warping about 1/3 of the width of the Flip. I'm sure that it will get easier with practice. (And the fact that I won't try doing on the floor again is sure to help.)
And now, I can truthfully say that I am completely warped. . .or at least the loom is.
Real weavers will probably snicker when they read it, but I used crochet cotton for the warp. If my Webs order comes tomorrow (not likely), I will use the cotton chenille (yes, that stuff I swore I would never, ever buy more of) for the weft. If it's not here, I have decisions to make involving wool, acrylic, and other stuff.
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You're a real weaver. You have a loom. It is warped.
Then again may not be "real" until there are a few inches of weaving on it. Don't ask me, I'm making it up as I go along.
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Then again may not be "real" until there are a few inches of weaving on it. Don't ask me, I'm making it up as I go along.
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