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This one of the few pieces I've woven with the interleaved threading technique that has a "wrong" side. At this point in its path from fell to cloth storage beam, the cloth is "wrong" side up. While weaving, I saw the other side, which has a much more equal distribution of the 3 warp colors and the weft color. On this side, the lightest of the warp colors is nearly absent so the pattern is much more muted. You can see the other, more contrasty, side in the previous post.
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It looks like the surface of a swimming pool - makes me feel cooler just looking at it.
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