The Beast

My first project, looking quite "ethnic", is the Rosepath III from My Favorite Rugs. I'm not crazy about the colors, but they'll do as a test run.

Charleen and I took our annual run up to
WEBS. I didn't spend as much as I usually do but I got to fill in some colors in different weight cottons. I had a nice starter palette in Eight-Two but added some greens this trip. I then went a little crazy with Valley Mercerized Cotton. I bought a lot of 5/2 and a few pounds in 3/2.

There are several rug designs I've been wanting to try. I've also be toying with the idea of a double weave rug. Please shoot me.
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A double-weave rug?! What will the fold look like? How on earth can you beat something that heavy? Yikes.
DD and I did a fly-by at the fabric store and were confounded by the greens. We're going to have to go when we have more time. In the meantime, I am going to do more research about fabric weights for the strips.
Rhinebeck, eh. Amy friend Allison goes and I am envious. That you live within driving distance of Webs is a point of envy as well. My boys will move my loom upstairs after this wekeend so I can finally give the rag rugs a try, since you say it's not rocket science.
Marie, your loom room looks awesome! Great work! We'll be up maybe in November sometime. Gotta get our maple syrup.
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