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<\/a><\/p>\nI love how when I just draped it on Dolly it looked like a shawl-collared swing coat. Wouldn’t you love to wear that coat? I sure would!<\/p>\n
Then I decided to get that other custom order woven. I needed to clear my brain, and my plate, so I could move onto more hand painting and weaving for my jury photos. <\/p>\n I decided to wind the warp just for the one ordered scarf, a very unusual thing for me since it is not time efficient. But I knew I wouldn’t use this piece for jurying and had to get those things done. <\/p>\n Here I am at the beginning of the weaving. Spice tencel for the warp, black tencel for the weft.<\/p>\n All is going well, although my knee does not like weaving this pattern. I have one treadle that requires that I lift 7 harnesses – that’s heavy. If I reverse the tie up so I only lift 1 treadle, I pay for it with all the other treadles, having to lift 5 instead of 3. Not worth it.<\/p>\n So I’m weaving along, making good progress, feeling positive. <\/p>\n Then I notice that one of the hooks fell off the 7-lift treadle and it’s only lifting 6. My leg always knows and alerts me immediately if one falls off if it’s lifting 3 or 4 or 5 treadle, but apparently lifting 7 was heavy enough that it couldn’t tell the difference when it was ‘only’ lifting 6. And the visual for this difference only shows on the underside of the cloth, so I didn’t notice it when it happened. In the photo the orange drawn lines point to the last correct treadling and the first incorrect treadling. See the missing dark horizontals?<\/p>\n Ok, so I have to do some un-weaving. No big deal. Examine the cloth to see how much I have to remove. <\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n