lemon float
well, if murasaki shifts towards the reds if lemon is added, let's try it with chestnut water.it gives a red kick, but warning! do not expect the above as it is poetic license.
some silk dyed in chestnut water.
i feel terribly macrobiotic because i'm using seasonal products(^ _^)
i'm preparing the colors for a silk warp and it's going to be for a summer top. there's plenty of time, but as you know fashion works at least 6 months ahead of the calendar (-_o)
on to other things. thanks to all the wonderful folks who replied to last week's plea on jiggery.
and last but not least the warp problems have been solved and i'm happily weaving again. 96 picks=5cms, roughly 2 inches. i'll be doing a lot of weaving!
neki desu
Wow! That chestnut colour is gorgeous! Happy Weaving!
ReplyDeleteThat is some gorgeous silk! Funny, I'm starting to think about summer clothes, as well.
ReplyDeletethis is delicious
ReplyDeletei'm getting hungry....for silk!
ReplyDeletethat is a beautiful colour. Now that I know what a pick is, I'm a bit awestruck by the fineness of your weaving.
ReplyDeletei want to go for a swim in that. ok, i know it's hot, but it's luscious.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Makes me think of mermaid hair!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Catherine