Tag Archives: infinite warp

I’m currently working on the most tedious job of all: finishing touches.  In particular, I’m preparing the handling swatches for my yardage gallery entries, by binding the raw edges with silk charmeuse.  It’s a laborious process, taking about two hours per swatch, and makes me impatient because mentally I’ve moved on from both projects.  In [...]

I’ve decided to make the rest of the warp samples for the Helen Pope Special Sample Service at CNCH.  This is a sale of samples to benefit the Conference of Northern California Handweavers; it simultaneously raises funds for CNCH and acts as a kind of sample exchange.  Members can buy samples for a nominal sum [...]

Here’s a photo of the networked-rosepath draft I posted this morning, now on the loom/woven up: I really like this, and have already woven the first 16″.  At this rate, the three-yard minimum should be a breeze. I’ve also decided to leave it as it stands – it’s beautiful, and also quite complex in itself. [...]