Comments

Bonnie Inouye (not verified)

This is a very pretty use of advancing points in both threading and treadling, with an unbalanced tie-up to give a different look on each face of the cloth. Your threading is also great with many other treadling sequences. It is similar to the threading I used in articles for WeaveZine.I hope you have a long warp!

This looks like a lovely silk. Thanks for sharing.

Bonnie Inouye

endorph

I love the subtle shading effect the twill gives.

tisserande (not verified)

thank you for your comments Bonnie and Endorph.  It was interesting to weave and I love how it's turned out.  No, I didn't have a long warp on - I needed a break from long warps (baby wraps) and it was great to have a quick project.  I will certainly try it again with different colours and will see if I can make it work with another treadling.

Artistry

Oh My! Tisserande, this is stunning!

Michael White

Your Muga silk scarf is gorgrous ! I know we had a few issues getting this silk to you in France. But after seeing what you did with it; I guess it was worth the wait.The face on the chair(?) set inside of scarf is great.

Michael

SallyE (not verified)

I love the colors and the weaving design!

 

tisserande (not verified)

Thank you both for your comments.  Yes, it was certainly worth the wait, it is a lovely yarn and I have sold the scarf already!! The carved head on the photo is an African mask!

Kate in Scotland

Fantastic, Tisserande! An inspiration!

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Notes

I am using some lovely golden Muga silk yarn which I bought from Michael here on Weavolution

Number of Shafts
8
Number of Treadles
10
Project Status
Finished
Sett Unit
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