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Today, after I finished doing the bookkeeping for the show, I went up to the studio and wove some more. There are still some errors, but fewer of them. I'm hoping that with a little more debugging, these will be resolved.
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If you look carefully above the letter "E," you'll spot some floats longer than should be present in a 5-end satin. Contrary to what the weaving says, this is really a Beginning, not an End at all!
4 comments:
How wonderfully exciting - the end of the year coming up and the beginning of a relationship with your new loom.
Cheers!
Laura
How exciting. Okay, I'm wowed that you can write words in the weaving in a pretty nifty font.
ah, you make me feel so much better about the floats in my 5 end satin that I am trying to fix! good luck with yours!
ooohhh! we're in business here albeit the long floats.
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