Here it is October already. The year is rapidly fading. And this is the last group of photos from my Strickler crepe weave sampler, but it won’t
be my last adventure with crepe. It is plain to see that crepe would make
especially fine clothing.
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| Strickler # 41 I chose this one for my study group swatch exchange. It seemed the "crepe-iest". |
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| Strickler #42 |
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| Strickler #43 (Oelsner #826) I admit it, this is one of my favorites. |
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| Strickler #44 |
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| Strickler #45 |
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| Strickler #46 Another of my favorites |
With weaving there is always more to learn and experience. My
guess is one could never exhaust the possibilities. Isn't that the beauty of it all?
One last photo shows the swatches I shared with my study group. It
was tough to whittle it down to one of the 24 options from my sampler. In the
end I chose #41 because it seemed to be the “crepe-iest” crepe in the lot.
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| Strickler #41 Study Group swatches show rust colored weft on the left and weft same as warp on the right. |
Where to go next? How about taking a quick step back into waffle
weave? We'll see.
Warp On/Weave Off,
RepWeaver
