Here's the whole scarf

Only one end is fringed and had the ends sewn in (and I noticed one fringe that still needed finishing).
And a photo just showing the (mostly) finished end. The fringing still needs to be cut to the right length.

I had fun playing with interlacing the fringe in an attempt to effectively add scarf length. When I tie it around my neck the point of the interlacing almost reaches my waist...
And after that, I wound a cotton warp for some tea towels (otherwise known as an excuse to try Swedish lace...) I probably won't get it on the loom until next weekend though.
2 comments:
That's really, really pretty!
You read my mind. Please please please let us know about your warp-weighted loom experiment. I'd be so interested to know. Whether it works, in your mind, or not!
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