It has been one of the hottest and driest summers for us here in Eastern Ontario. To stay cool (aka staying indoors with air conditioning), I warped the loom for another paper spot scarf (the first one was here).
The warp was 3 yards long and measured 7 3/4″ in the reed. The finished scarf is 72″ long (not including fringe) and is about 7 3/4″ wide. It is woven in 2/8 tencel.
Happy weaving,
Kelly
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