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<\/a><\/div>\nIn all versions, the warp color order, from left to right, green-blue-purple. \u00a0And, I treadled each version in all three colors, green-blue-purple, before changing the tie-up\/treadling pattern. \u00a0Squares were 3″ wide by 4″ tall on the loom. \u00a0Or as close to that as possible, and woven as a balanced fabric – 30 epi\/ 30ppi.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nThis version has a more distinct horizontal\/vertical look – and it also has a waffle-like texture that’s quite different from the other two.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nAnd here’s an example of what I mean about a fabric being “hot”. \u00a0That value difference between the light green and either the blue or purple is significant – and the purple\/green zinging off of each other really tends to overwhelm the pattern. \u00a0Comare the upper left with the lower right – and, most intriguing, the top middle with the lower right. \u00a0Neat, huh?<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nA better look at the waffle-like one – I think either of the two-color versions would work well. \u00a0But, I’m 99% sure that this one is the winner:<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nIt has the plaiting effect that Anita wanted, quite strongly, but when viewed from a distance, it doesn’t get too crazy. \u00a0And, it’s in line with the Pantone colors that she wanted. \u00a0I’ve plenty of both colors to make this happen so no worries on that front.<\/p>\n
So, whaddya think?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s time to fish. \u00a0No more cutting bait, no more sampling. \u00a0I need to get the warp on the loom and woven off so that it’s down to assembly and writing before we head off to pick up the AVL … Continue reading