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<\/a><\/p>\nGiven all the Federal requirements, I had some custom weaving labels made. They’re quite nice….until I have to add the required model number & production date to them.<\/p>\n
Still they’re about 1,000 times better than the ones I made on my computer. I do have a problem when the mom orders a cotolin weft, or a silk weft, since all my labels had to be the same, with a minimum order of 300 labels. <\/p>\n Anyway, it was time to start measuring the warp for AT & her friend. This warp has 8 colors – more than I’ve used in any other wraps so far. <\/p>\n The day was warm enough that I carried my warping mill outside to the porch. Seemed like a good idea. Hah! The wind was so strong that I couldn’t wait to finish up a color and carry everything back inside…I watched the top half of a tree near my pond snap off with the wind. YIKES!<\/p>\n Here’s bout 1 of AT’s wrap on the mill: colors from top to bottom are jeans, jeans & pale mauve (1 thread of each), and pale mauve.<\/p>\n Now pale mauve, cayenne & magenta (1 thread of each), and bright yellow & pale orange (1 thread of each).<\/p>\n Next up is the rest of bright yellow & pale orange (this shot is more accurate for the color), then turquoise & bright yellow (1 thread of each), & turquoise.<\/p>\n And finally, turquoise, peacock & turquoise (1 thread of each), and peacock.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n