Tag Archives: network drafted shawls

Here is the latest shawl, the slow color progression from one end of the shawl to another: It’s a hideously bad photo (the colors are NOT true), but it gives you some idea. This shawl represents a turning point for me: it is the first shawl I’ve produced that is (I think – still need [...]

I finally managed to twist the fringes, wet-finish, press, etc. the changing-colors shawl today at lunchtime, so I couldn’t resist posting a new set of photos.  I’ve Photoshopped them in an attempt to get the saturation to where the shawl actually is, but it’s just about impossible to capture the sheen of the silk in [...]

I got up this morning and took some photos of the shawl.  I have mixed feelings about it. Close up, the colors are gorgeous.  But when you stand back five feet it looks like a series of stripes, and almost like a plaid in the places where I got the warp wrong and there are [...]

The colors are coming out just as gloriously as I had hoped!  The combination of red-to-gold and fuchsia-to-turquoise is producing all the vibrant colors of a sunset: the red-to-gold giving all the shades of sun, and the fuchsia-to-turquoise reflecting the many shades of the sunset sky.  There is tremendous color motion, and it is just [...]