In the last post, I shared about how I’m working through the stash of yarn that I’ve accumulated over the years. Ok, maybe it was the last few posts that I spoke of this. I used to weave tons of table mats and had a bunch of 3/2 cotton on the yarn tree. It’s super thick and soft so weaving with this to ‘get rid’ of it shouldn’t take too long. I have a bunch of colors and had originally wanted to weave another run of towels but, by the time I was counting out the warp ends, it spoke differently to me. Runners! This is what’s left of the 3/2 and the color selection lay out. This is the first warp chain. There were a couple of white and grey ends on both sides for a type of border. The second chain is much more colorful! From the front of the loom through the shafts. I’m very careful to count how many heddles I need and then separating them from the rest. What’s that saying? Measure twice, cut once! There’s nothing worse than taking all kinds of time to get a project un