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Black cashmere finished
The black cashmere weft shawl, woven but not yet wet-finished
I realize I should be bonding with this particular piece at the moment, but in all truthfulness I don’t really like it. I somehow managed to botch winding the warp! I don’t know how, as I was being very careful (I thought) to look at all the labels on the cones, but there is one transposed stripe in the turquoise and another in the fuchsia-to-purple range, and they are bloody well obvious. Ruins the effect I was so carefully striving for. I’m miffed. Hopefully with more color changes it will be less obvious.
I may donate this to the Weavolution auction or another fundraising auction for a women’s self-defense/empowerment group that I support, but I’ll decide after wet-finishing. It’s quite possible that, given the lusciousness of the cashmere, I may wind up keeping it after all.
I have packed up the sandpaper and cloth beams and am shipping them off to AVL tomorrow morning. After that, it’s all chocolate, all the time, until I get my beams back.
Well, and hemstitching, fringe-twisting, etc. the shawl. Maybe by the time I’m done with that, I’ll like it better…