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Update on the Panels, Hallway Transitions
Winter has it's icy grip on Wisconsin.
I seem to have chosen a long term weaving project that mimics the colors I have seen outside for the past 3 months, neutrals or near neutrals. As March approaches I'm wondering if this is a good idea, but it may all work out as the weaving extends into July. Ice colored yarns may help with mosquito season.
An update on what I'm calling Panel 1/Hallway Transitions, just to organize it as I weave. This morning I reached the eye of person 2 in this group. So far I think the values are holding together.
I find I am very grateful I took the time to do those samples. They are pinned to a board and next to me as a reference, referred to daily.
More updates to follow as the seasons come and go.
I seem to have chosen a long term weaving project that mimics the colors I have seen outside for the past 3 months, neutrals or near neutrals. As March approaches I'm wondering if this is a good idea, but it may all work out as the weaving extends into July. Ice colored yarns may help with mosquito season.
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| back in Nov when you could still see ground, lots of color inspiration outside that day |
An update on what I'm calling Panel 1/Hallway Transitions, just to organize it as I weave. This morning I reached the eye of person 2 in this group. So far I think the values are holding together.
I find I am very grateful I took the time to do those samples. They are pinned to a board and next to me as a reference, referred to daily.
More updates to follow as the seasons come and go.
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| these panels will be woven on the vertical, 8 1/2 " wide, 10 epi |
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| overlapping camo shirt of person 2, lower right corner |
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| organizing yarn selection for next person, much lighter values |
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| where I am today, February 24 |
Source: ruthmanningtapestry