Woven Fabric -Finish

For some time, there was a warp on my loom made of threads that I had dyed for weaving.  The process started in November of 2020.  By mid-November 2020, I had the warp on my loom and the weaving had begun.  Then it sat for a long time.  I got tired of weaving with just black weft thread.  In February of this year (2022) I began trying  a few other colors to weave with.  I didn't find great happiness with that either, so it sat again.  One day I noticed the yarn I had spun sitting patiently on the bobbin of my spinning wheel.   INSPIRATION!!!!!  I finished that yarn, washed and dried it, then put it all on weaving bobbins. 

Once I started weaving with my hand spun yarn made of bamboo, acrylic faux cashmere, real silk and rayon.  I was so happy.  It was all woven pretty quickly.  It came off the loom and was wet-finished (aka washed, ironed wet, and hung to dry.)  

Then it rained or was too cold for photos.  Now I have some lovely photos. 

I love how the variations in the hand dyed warp and the hand spun yarn play together. 

The fig tree looked like an interesting place to "pose" the cloth. 

Hmm...  a few threads shed from the sewn end. 

I need to trim those. 

What will this cloth become?  I don't have a plan, 

but the cloth will tell me when it is ready. 

Until Next Time,  

Stay Creative 

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