This is a swatch I did earlier this week. It is my attempt at using two strands of cotton yarn and twisting it as I went. I had a hard time with it. It is the Baby Bee cotton yarn from hobby lobby..which I have a ton of in my stash.
This is a swatch that I made today. I was so excited about this yarn that I had to play with it. The yarn is a 51/49 silk wool Blend from Noro .. Kogarashi
This my swatch draped over a soda can.
The Noro yarn is beautiful and has the best drape. It is on what I consider the border of density. I like the cotton yarn Sprout better. Just a little more density. Still I might try to do a shawl with this.
This is a swatch that I made today. I was so excited about this yarn that I had to play with it. The yarn is a 51/49 silk wool Blend from Noro .. Kogarashi
This my swatch draped over a soda can.
The Noro yarn is beautiful and has the best drape. It is on what I consider the border of density. I like the cotton yarn Sprout better. Just a little more density. Still I might try to do a shawl with this.
Bravo! Great start! Can you post pictures of your loom?
ReplyDeleteHave a good day!
Franco Rios
Sacramento CA
Nail spacing on my looms are approximately 1/2 inch on the short sides. I've mostly done my weaving with multiple strands for many years.
ReplyDeleteFound using either:
a.) 3 strands of yarns classed #4
b.) 1 of #4 + 1 of #5
c.) 1 of #6
works good for me. I don't try to twist them together, just grab them as they are and weave them. I have not tried any cotton yarns.
This really is an addictive method.
Andi K