The cat pillow is completely hooked.
The 13" x 15" hand-knotted rug is off the loom.
And new warp yarn is being spun. To keep the tension consistent throughout the weaving, I am going to have to spin a much stiffer yarn, probably by running each element through the spinning wheel twice. See example of correctly spun warp, below.
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Hooked pillow cover (14" x 14") - hand spun and dyed yarns |
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Hand knotted rug, 13" x 15" |
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On the left, a middle-eastern carpet with firm warp yarn. On the right, my project's soft warp yarn (grey fringe) |
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