of warps

et another method.

have a good weekend

neki desu 

 

alt warping

the other day i saw a japanese weaver warping in a similar way and i'm trying it. i had to tune it somehow as i don't have the luxury of space where i can lay the whole warp and keep the reed in the middle as i wind to the back

i think it's  a convenient method  for thin silk warps as it avoids the twists  which tend to happen in my tuned raddle. i feel i have more control of the yarns.

the louet with sectional beam is becoming a pain ; the cross is behind the shafts and it's difficult  to see  the cross well which translates into crossed threads at the front. maybe i should give up on that thin silk i use.

neki desu

 

it's been raining non stop

therefore working with color to cheer me up bcse there's more rain forcasted for the week. my only consolation is that it was worse in macondo.

this is more like it. there is a slug invasion never seen before. exagerated is an understatement, the green bean plants are gone, my second amaryllis is also gone. everything is covered with ground eggshells but they're so many they climb the walls. me too.

neki desu