Here's the original photo:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjNc_DQty6HgB7n15FDwGa6ZiZ86zPeIm02O4Yz2754ceVoYh-EIQXFkAL_54NWjvullRnsMFlU5tI6MVGbH0imKFzGEzUYczUc0vNsNKu7e4cM62yjn5HqvqIfbRYMNx4CoOom/s320/MTlilypads.jpg)
And here it is, manipulated somewhat and indexed to 6 shades of green and 2 shades of blue.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj6626stPZPPCOWnkKWqwUSgHPhxvIjYItNrGe7_BuXHpFQOiQHVu3U7ChbitOu6W3oBXMrMXuwcNBYFZcwbj3YZuy6_xtZ4gU4roHEWvht6SVUBVC9GlQk6ymsZfB7dQK1IIsc/s320/MTlilypads-X8.jpg)
I'm thinking of a 7-end weft-backed satin base structure, with a black warp, one green weft for the shaded satin plus two blue wefts. The two blues will probably be made of multiple finer yarns twisted together, to give an even more "watery" effect.
Just goes to show that great minds think alike!
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