Here is the finished product. I enjoyed weaving this one because the yarns felt so nice to my hands. Which means, that it feels good on my neck, too. Because of the rayon boucle and the chenille, which is thicker than the other yarns, it has a somewhat pebbly texture to the touch as well as visually.
After cutting it off the loom, I got out my little fringe twisting tool and finished the ends.
All in all, I have to say that I am happy with this one.To the Etsy shop it goes!
Very pretty!!! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteSue
Lovely color choices!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ladies! This one really has a nice calming effect because of the colors. This is one of four that I finished this week and they are not all this tame!
ReplyDeleteI just finished listing them all in the Etsy shop. Back to the loom.
-Annie
Oh Goodness don't know the proper question to ask here. Or should say the proper terms. Could you tell me how many warp thread this scarf is across? Thanks. And what is a fringe twisting tool?
ReplyDeleteHi, Hanane.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry I didn't see your comment until now. I hope you will see this response. The number of warp threads in this scarf is approximately 115. Please read today's post for a picture of the fringe twister.
~Annie