(Only admitting this to show solidarity with others who might take three years to finish a project and allow their looms to languish. There are others, aren't there? Aren't there?)
I had such a long pause in the weaving that I knew it was going to look different if I tried to continue with the same yarns, so I decided to change yarns completely.
The first part of this was very slow going, with finer yarns, lots of treasures laid in. So when I committed myself to finishing this, I chose to go quickly with two colorways of Noro Kibou in clasped weft. And it was, in the Saori way, done with shining eyes and self-expressive of my needs and desires of the moment.
I have it rolled up right now, awaiting my decision on what to make - I am thinking of a vest and a tunic. Meanwhile, I'm threading up a 20-meter pre-rolled black cotton warp...
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