Here's the end of #5 and the beginning of #6:

And #6 in close-up:

The draft combines areas of satin and areas of vertical ribs:

Here are the end of #6 and the beginning of #7:

Oddly, the pattern of #7 shows more at a distance than in closeup, especially on the right side. Here's a close-up view:

The draft is (if I remember correctly) a crepe weave from Oelsner via handweaving.net.

I can't wait to see how it looks washed, hemmed, and pressed.
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