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<\/a><\/p>\nI’ve color coded each box as I packed it, plus the many boxes of my yarn stash and finished products that were already in clear plastic bins.<\/p>\n
I think there’s some kind of formula that I haven’t exactly worked out yet, but it goes something like this: for every box packed there will be at least 1 small bag of garbage and 1 small bag of items to be donated. I just keep making trip after trip with these things. I’m so glad I’m doing this work now…it should save me lots of time at the unpacking end. Although I’m certain I will open more than one box in my new house and say, “Why the heck did I save this<\/em>?”<\/p>\n Even with all the packing, I’m still making good progress on weaving those baby wraps. Here’s what the warp looks like in my favorite position as I’m beaming it. These colors are pretty accurate.<\/p>\n Starting Monday I got the warp measured, beamed, and threaded through heddles and reed. I’ve already got more than half of RD’s wrap woven. She requested a handpainted weft of a cotton-hemp blend, and Susan over at Iowaweaver<\/a> did a terrific job. I couldn’t capture the feel of the wrap in one shot, so you get one from each edge. The colors are more realistic near the edges; as it approaches the center, the colors appear much more yellowed than in real life.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n