For a word-aficionada, textile arts have quite a lush vocabulary. Plying (a verb) means combining singles to make a stronger strand. Sashing (a noun) is the narrow strip that connects larger elements of a quilt, knitted or sewn.
Yesterday, some plying and some sashing reached completion. So satisfying to see a piece of knitting pinned to a blocking board or to admire a basket of finished yarn.
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Scottish Blackface carder waste will become a rug at some point |
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Sashing for knitted blanket-quilt being blocked |
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Balls of unravelled sweater yarn will be made into additional sashing |
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Carder waste and Ryland's flowers
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