Ready to go! Here is the completed blanket, with a knitted carry-all that I made from the weaving thrums and extra yarn. Still have some yarn left over, but the fringe effect sure helped use up a bunch of it. Today I will be dropping this off at the designated Ground Cover collection area. What a lot of work! But I learned a lot about the 2-2 twill structure in a “bound” treadling. It makes a dense fabric that is a great thickness for a warm blanket. Knowing what I know now, I would have constructed it differently so that the joins would not have turned out so rustic. But, that adds to the charm. I may have to make a similar one for myself! I am just so glad that a homeless person will get good use out of it.
Thanks, Ann Morton, for organizing this project!
Before the final sewing.
One section on the loom, in process.
Scraps from the warp, getting knitted into a carry-all.
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It looks fantastic –
Thanks! 🙂
Fantastic -I can’t wait to see a photo of the whole thing all finished. I tried to figure out where you section fits – are you 9B? Great job!
Actually, B-9 (same difference!). October is the public unveiling, at 1st and McKinley in downtown Phoenix. It should be lots of fun!
What a great project. It looks great, and sounds like you learned a new technique in the process. I’m inspired.
It’s a great feeling!