r/weaving • u/neddyschneebly • Sep 11 '26
Work in Progress Surprisingly unhelpful, bud!!
This is Chico, my apprentice. Working on cotolin placemats!!
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u/popcorn_waffle Sep 12 '26
Yep.
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u/neddyschneebly 26d ago
This is why I always say my projects are multi-fiber. Because there’s gonna be some dang cat hair in there with the wool/cotton/linen etc.
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u/existentialfeckery Sep 11 '26
"I'll have a ball of yarn and a side of string please!"
"Sir this isn't a restaurant..."
"I think you're mistaken.... please hurry my order, I've a date with a sun spot on the floor in ten!"
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u/intheplacetobe1 Sep 11 '26
Very adorable cat! Could I ask what width your loom is? I’m researching to buy one for myself and everyone says that the rigid heddle looms are larger than you think lol
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u/Zrythink Sep 12 '26
In my experience the cat is actually an essential component to the weaving process.
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u/Okraschote Sep 12 '26
Quality control is a must and he looks like he takes his job very seriously. Placemats are excellent.
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u/Previous_Half_4215 Sep 11 '26
idk all i see is a very helpful cat being extremely helpful