Dyed yarn for new project

Have spent most of the day adding color to hundreds of yards of yarn I pulled off cones last night. This is the same yarn that is the off white neutral in the "white & grey" twill scarf. This will be an attempt to make a < wide > item ( 30-32 inches) still following Scottish ancestor`s clan colors. More additions to this posting as they progress or complete. Update: In the past few days I have finally loaded the sectional warp beam, got heddles threaded and reed sleyed, tied to the cloth beam. Before I could finish the tieoff I encountered a problem of too many ends on the warp beam for the max width of my reed - I had to go back and take off a whole color band group so that stops this attempt to make a wide fabric. After I finally got to weaving up the sample I was still "fighting" the warp as it was not passing straight through the heddles and into the reed. I cut off the sample and decided to pull off all of the warp, reload it with a smaller end count (reduced the neutral). It is working fine although I still am having a little problem getting both selvedge edges to work right. Break time is over and this is posted - so its back to the loom and continue weaving. Final note : I`ve finished. I had to quit a little sooner that anticipated as some "bands" of warp I retied on the beam were shorter than others - at any rate the finished length was 2 yards 8 inches (last photo - 2nd plaid). I plan to wet finish it tomorrow and hope it will be less scratchy and full up. Last post: wet finish is done (last photo), did get a softer feel and did full. Colors dulled a bit - looks like it was made decades ago