Pasamo... with passion
I finished the green yarn, and the yarn finished me. This time I didn't touch up the colors, so that you could compare how I see these selvedges and how the camera sees them 😉 The warp is the same as in the case of the brown selvedges. So this series is a bit wider than the previous green ones. The swastikas fit in elegantly. I also went a step further in the variations...
After the change in the pay system. Employees: We don't like the fact that we now have lower pay. President: After all, the new system assumed higher pay. Employees: Unfortunately, smaller amounts were transferred to our accounts. President: According to my calculations, the pay is now higher. If you get less, it means you made a mistake. Keep counting until you get higher pay.
This is the second series of brown stripes. The number of threads and the arrangement are the same as before. The patterns are different, because I try never to repeat myself. It's a waste of time, and there are so many ideas. Weaving from coarse yarn is laborious and a bit off-putting. The effect is quite interesting, so that's the only reason I didn't throw the wool in the farthest corner, so...
But we are trendy now 😉 Normally worldly people and not just anyone… 😛 Eh, so that it doesn’t get too boring from my little selves, I’m posting on a different topic. Today’s Sunday dinner looked like this: I’m showing this diagonal photo on purpose, so that you can’t see how crooked it turned out 😉 But this is our first sushi… oh we’ll be…
Have a backstrap and make a backstrap… Backstrap is actually a term for a belt with which the weaver attaches to the fabric being created. It provides comfort above all – even distribution of the warp tension 😉 So, to weave on a backstrap, you need a backstrap, which is best woven on a backstrap 😛 And if you don’t have a backstrap, too bad – you have to use…