Next up is zigzagging the edges, then a wash, then cutting apart, and finally hemming the ends.
I will have dinner napkins soon.
Friday, September 30, 2016
Margarita Napkins Off the Loom
The margarita napkins are off the loom.
I had very little waste at the end.
Although weaving at the last napkin was tough, I was able to finesse it finished.
Next up is zigzagging the edges, then a wash, then cutting apart, and finally hemming the ends.
I will have dinner napkins soon.
Next up is zigzagging the edges, then a wash, then cutting apart, and finally hemming the ends.
I will have dinner napkins soon.
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Hi Margaret! I'm curious, what technique are you using to end up with so little loom waste?
ReplyDeleteHi Valerie. I have found that using a 20% waste calculation and the dressing with string on the loom lets me have very little waste. For these napkins, I followed the pattern instructions on the length of the warp for 12 napkins, but I was able to get 13 napkins out of the warp at the end. We can chat off line about it in more depth if you like.
ReplyDeleteCool! I might email the next time I attempt to dress my loom... :)
ReplyDeleteCool! I might email the next time I attempt to dress my loom... :)
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