SEQUIN FILLED DOUBLE WOVEN POCKET

I found this draft for weaving double weave without double the number of ends.  I liked the idea of having little pockets to put sequins in, and it seemed like a good doubleweave project to start with.  I have to put the sequins into the little pockets every twelve picks, using a tweezer. The draft is taken from The Best of Weaver's Doubleweave, page 80.   I am hoping to do another double weave project when this one is finished.  Using double the ends and having a different color on each side.  

I read about a lacy shawl in a back issue of  Handwoven Woven magazine using  Aunt Lydia's Bamboo/cotton yarn.  It has a very soft hand and doesn't appear to wrinkle.  My concern when starting this project was the fact that the sequins could not be washed or ironed. I was able to find washable sequins on the internet.  According to the article in the Handwoven Magazine, the bamboo/cotton yarn needs only to be blocked when wet finished.  I'll let you see how this turns out when the full sized sample sequin scarf comes off the loom.

The inspiration for doing this sequined pocket scarf came because my dear friend in Florida moved  "up north" to a city in northern Florida where it's colder than in Southwest Florida which is where I live.  I thought a scarf would be a nice gift for someone living in a "colder" climate. All this is tongue in cheek, and she will just love the sequins.