Please explain warp color sequences. I see 168, yarn 4 natural, 84 natural and 3 natural...so the DDL is what 3 ends. Do I hold 168 suede, and and 84 natural and ? for the 3 ends in my hand.
If you are planning to weave a blanket - you would wind on 64 ends of Goldenrod, 4 ends of natural and then move to winding on with 3 ends in your hand - 2 suede and one natural - DDL 84 times. If you plan to weave the wrap - the same 3 ends in your hand would be wound 65 times for a narrower wrap.
Thank you for clarifying the warp sequence for me. I now am threading the blanket and have another question. The Tie up is straight forward 1-2-3-4, what is the additional tie up under the four 1-2-3-4 that say 1 (1 & 3) and 1 (2 & 4)?
I believe it is 2 threads at a time 1 &2 then 2 threads at a time 2&4. Correct.
Thank you in advance.
PS love the Shetland
The treadling is shown below the tie-up. In this case 3/1 and 2/4 alternating treadling gives you the treadling for plain weave that this fabulous Ruckle Beach blanket is woven in.