
One thing about me and weaving, is that I can't not think about color. As much as I loved weaving the white huck and huck lace samples, my mind was constantly rehearsing "what ifs" with color.
So before moving on to the Spot Bronson and Bronson Lace portions of the workshop, I tied on some colored cotton and experimented a little. These are all in 8/2s cotton, sett at 20 epi. The warp alternates stripes of orange, green, and gold. The weft is black.
Huck warp spots:



In order to show off the lacy holes, the huck lace was a bit more difficult to photograph, particularly a close-up.
Stepped back:



With our American Thanksgiving tomorrow, a house full of company, and a family birthday this weekend, I won't be online much. But I've finished knitting the back to my Rare Breed Sweater and hope to show you that on Monday. See you then!
© 22 Nov. 2006 at http://leighsfiberjournal.blogspot.com
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7 comments:
Great photo's and a great interpretation of lace w/ color! Have a happy Thanksgiving!
I like it better in color, and I am known to work with white, black and brown all the time. Happy TGing to you too!
I can't believe I got so far behind in your samples. I like both the white samples and your coloured ones.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Love the coloured huck! Even better than the white, and I see your furbaby agrees, one cat putting in an order for a blankie perhaps?
Judy
Leigh - You've given me inspiration! I've been puzzling over a colorful pattern for placemats for DDD, and this might be it! I've picked up your blog from the UKSWD site. BTW, do ALL spinners and weavers have felines? Mine help far too often!
Marty Mc in Ohio
Oooh, I especially like that first sample! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
Your colored huck lace turned out so well! You're right, you can really see the curves when you use color!
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