So, I would suggest you weave up the remainder with a color that creates a pleasing contrast to the original color. I think you have enough there for your project and then you won't waste the time/effort/materials of the warp. Then you can make something out of the little bit of leftover. or use it as a lengthening piece if needed. Your boy is skinny, so it should be fine. ;)
On the sleying issue, I have no help for you there. I know it's tempting, but if it took you this long to figure it out, it is probably not worth picking it all out again. (Don't let the OCD win!)
Let me know when Weaving I is offered - I may want to come play too!
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Date: 2008-09-22 08:29 pm (UTC)So, I would suggest you weave up the remainder with a color that creates a pleasing contrast to the original color. I think you have enough there for your project and then you won't waste the time/effort/materials of the warp. Then you can make something out of the little bit of leftover. or use it as a lengthening piece if needed. Your boy is skinny, so it should be fine. ;)
On the sleying issue, I have no help for you there. I know it's tempting, but if it took you this long to figure it out, it is probably not worth picking it all out again. (Don't let the OCD win!)
Let me know when Weaving I is offered - I may want to come play too!