the never ending warp-epilog part1

Starting from the end.i got 50 centimetres from the damask preset-see here and here Being a kamikaze weaver i don't know if i got what i was supposed to get, but it was fun and you can't beat that.Now, don't take the kamikaze reference literally :)!

This is an image of the curves developed on the liftplan

And this is the liftplan with the structure thrown :) on the graphic image. Even after coloring the image it doesn't show very well, but you can click on the image for a better view.An awesome system as the same curves can be woven in other structures!! Graphic blocks or graphic profiles.
Now i need to find how to use that bit of silk cloth. Ideas anyone??

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april showers

Bring the flowers. This morning my terrace was looking good.Have a good weekend!

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fun, funner, funnest

The last lap of the never ending brown and black silk warp has turned into a funner. Straight draw on 24 shafts 2 ends x dent for a 24 ends x cm density.There's a lot of leeway here. What i did. Following the discussion at Weaverly i wanted to try the damask preset.Designed a curve 24 pixels wide with the P program and distorted it. Saved it as bitmap and then took it to Fiberworks.
Opened in sketchpad and copied to liftplan then repeat advance. After i had a nice advancing repeat i just threw ( like this as it conjures images of Mickey Mouse as the sorcerer's apprentice in Fantasia) the stuctures on the graphic image on the liftplan and dedicated part of the afternoon to weaving fun.
This is my quick and dirty take from The Woven Pixel. i can hear Alice from here grinding her teeth :)

Don't do as i do do as she says.
Also grateful to Suika for the inspired photo angle at the top.

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