r/weaving • • 5d ago

Work in Progress A little sample piece

A little sample piece of fabric for an apron which will go with Lithuanian national costume. i wanted to see how it will go with skirt fabric which you can see in the background (skirt fabric is not woven by me)

12 warps per 1 cm. thread - 50%cotton 50%linen, 1900m - 100g
Weft yarn - 100% merino wool, 1400m - 100g

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u/craftingartiste24 5d ago

That's beautiful!!

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u/Think_Afternoon6726 5d ago

Thank you :) I was trying to more or less copy this apron

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u/craftingartiste24 5d ago

It will look amazing

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u/Think_Afternoon6726 5d ago

❤️❤️❤️

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u/Odd_Note7005 4d ago

U did an excellent job! Wow!

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u/Think_Afternoon6726 4d ago

Thank you! ☺️

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u/msnide14 5d ago

Absolutely lovely. 

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u/Think_Afternoon6726 5d ago

Thank you very much 🥰🥰🥰

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u/meowmeowbuttz 5d ago

Very nice! Is that monks belt?

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u/Think_Afternoon6726 5d ago

Thank you :)

I am not sure how it is called in english. My quick google search says that Monk’s belt has to blocks (A and B), this draft has four blocks ( A, B, C and D)

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u/laureline_1971 1d ago

Beautiful pattern and beautifully executed! 😍

And.... I am very admirative and just a bit jealous of your extremely neat selvedges 🙂...

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u/Think_Afternoon6726 1d ago edited 1d ago

Thank you very much for kind words!!! :)

For clean selvedges I used fishing lines on both sides as floating selvedges, which I took out after finishing weaving:) but instead of winding them together with the warp threads on the back beam I hung heavy weights. So my floating selvedges also worked as a temple to keep my fabric from a draw in :) oh, and I also doubled warp threads on the selvedge (1cm)

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