Although I’m new to this craft, I really love weaving!
Of course, I’m still making mistakes but that’s part of the process. See above picture. For example, a few days ago I used the wrong heddle (10-dent) to weave worsted cotton yarn. That did not go well at all since the fiber kept sticking into the heddle slots. I ended up tossing the entire project. I spent over an hour warping that project, and while I could have kept the fiber to stuff amigurumi I simply tossed it all in the trash.
The very next day, I corrected my error and used the same fiber, but this time with a 7.5-dent heddle. I successfully warped my loom without any issue!
Warping the loom, can at times, feel like the longest part of the journey.
I don’t look at it negatively since it’s all part of the process, and it’s a necessary step if I want to turn fiber into lovely woven cloth.
That looks really good, Opal! You’ve got it!!!
P.S.
A Blessed Christmas to you and all your loved ones, joy, peace and love to all.
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Thanks @suituapui, I’m having so much fun with my new craft. My woven cloth improves the longer I weave. 🙂
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It sure DOES look like you are having FUN! Wow! Nice! LOVE that shade of Green, too!
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Thanks @Jennifer, It’s one of my favorite shades of green. 🙂
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