It’s off the loom.
Linen, monofilament double cloth with warp painting.

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It’s off the loom.
Linen, monofilament double cloth with warp painting.
I am trying to think of a way in which I can attach the above tiny weaving to a backdrop and whether it would look better on a fabric or paper backdrop. I think it will need a box frame. I have 6 different pieces to sort. Ideas?
I’m hoping you can see the lurex block growing here. Covid prevents fast progress.
Linen warp and Weft, lurex Weft
Progress
Double cloth in linen. Painted warp.
At last! The return to the loom and horrid warp.
It’s a bit of a disaster this - started with two warps, removed one and stupidly decided to work the remaining linen warp. Anyway, repurposed silk sari yarn and linen.
My initial efforts weaving with the linen thrums that I patiently tied together to form a hank of yarn. All knots included.
Rigid heddle loom, linen yarn
Tiny things
Repurposed linen, vintage bookbinding linen thread, thrums
The Stash Busting Scarf Weave Along has ended and here is my finished scarf. The colour is much more bold in the flesh, as it were. So from yarns to scarf on my Louet David loom.