Now that I'm understanding which step goes next..it is looking better..I had so much trouble with the selvages and the bottle for tension(I think) that I got sick of it breaking etc. that I decided to just dispense with using it...and it seems to me it is looking better, especially on the left side (have to see what I do that it looks better than the right), this is still a learning process for me....and being in class once a week really isn't enough to be an expert...but being determined is an asset.
Below is a picture of how much has really been done...the first part is a disaster, but that's okay, it helped get the second part on course...it looks darker but you can see enough of it.......soon it will be done...and hopefully the next one will be better from the start......
9 comments:
I love your weaving! Your selvedges look so straight. Much better than mine. Great job!
Collards. Hhm. Something else I've never really eaten. I suppose I should try them one of these days.
Deborah, in Alabama and never tried collards!!!Being a Northerner I thought everyone in the South knew about collards.Wow!
Thanks for noticing the selvages, they are encouraging to me....Ginny
Wow! It looks great, Ginny! :D
I'm glad it is going so well for you now. All that patience and determination is paying off for you. :-)
Daisy , I like that "Determination", instead of "Mule minded" "Stubbornness" fits me like a glove :o) thanks , Ginny
I'll tell you a secret. While I am Deborah in Alabama now, I was Deborah in Las Vegas for most of my life. We didn't eat collards in Vegas.
Your weaving looks terrific!
Lovely pattern- very crisp selvedges!
Oh how pretty this is looking Ginny! Can't wait to see the finished project! blessings, Kathleen
Everyone is being so encouraging, thanks to those efforts, I'll keep trying to succeed.....Ginny
Your blue and white plaid is soo pretty. I'm impressed that you persevered even when things kept going wrong. You go, girl!
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