It’s time for our last sample of the year and this time I overlay all the twill theory that we’ve been studying throughout the year on an open linen warp with wool weft, to create amazing weft-faced fabric.
As always there is so much to learn, so many ways to play at the loom, so many ways to lose yourself in creativity. I got carried away sampling and wound up weaving several yards on a straight draw threading. I superimposed 40 different Colour & Weave sequences on top of different treadling sequences and had a blast. Then I adjusted the tie-up to get Krokbragd and wove another bunch of Colour & Weave sequences on top of that tie-up with different treadlings.
Finally, I re-threaded several times focusing on graphic and composition. Again…..asking the question “what if” over and over and over.
So much fun, so much to do. Have I mentioned how much I love weaving 🙂
You can purchase the Weft Faced Twill Sample Kit right here:
https://weaving.link/weft-faced-twill-sample-kit
Jane shows us her “cinnamon roll” of Weft Faced Twills sampler and more!
This episode starts by revisiting hemstitching as well as learning the “how to” of Italian hemstitching and then she weaves the samples.
Oh, the interesting patterns that opposites can create and what a sample to end off our year of Twills.
Your draft uses 4/12 Linen warp for 5 yards for sampling.
A look at each sample Jane wove for this episode with details for you to follow along.
