Almost at the end of the warp. Hand dyed warp of tencel, wool and bamboo with tencel and bamboo weft. A crêpe weave on 8 shafts, straight draw.
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Almost at the end of the warp. Hand dyed warp of tencel, wool and bamboo with tencel and bamboo weft. A crêpe weave on 8 shafts, straight draw.
Linen and monofilament double cloth. I was bored by this so threw it into the washing machine with effective results!
Sleying the reed on my Louet David. Linen warp 32epi
Crepe weave on linen warp 32epi spaced in the reed. Weft yarn as warp.
I wove this a few years ago - it’s a short scarf in a Huck lace random pattern woven in linen and tencel. At 40epi and double at the selvedges it’s the finest I have done. I want to repeat this but have doubts as to whether my eyesight is good enough!
The cloth is off the loom and washed.
Tencel, wool and bamboo dip dyed warp. Tencel and bamboo Weft. Crêpe weave on 8 shafts from Oelsner, a book I have had since 1970 also available @handweaving.net. The cloth is more golden than appears here.
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The last of the Bateman extended manifold twill. Linen warp and tabby, wool pattern Weft. Once washed I randomly applied dyes which was an experiment.
Desecrating my fine 32epi linen warp with dyes and ink.