Stunning Ombre Tea/Dish/Kitchen Towels, woven on a Rigid Heddle Loom

4th set of 12! and, I am now on annual leave for 3 weeks so ill be able to catch up on the editing. Hope you enjoy!
Music
Path of Purpose
Code: GD2QSBIL4OOUCD4R
Chasing the Northern Lights
Code: UNOB1GVKKWYBU4BN

[@kod8104]

These are simply beautiful and the tracking really takes it to the next level. Gorgeous, thank you!

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Thank you so much!

[@angelikakonig2343]

Thank you! You make it cristally clear for me😊

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

You are so welcome!

[@SBVancouver]

You’re right. The tracking makes it very special looking. I remember the first time I got tracking and was so disappointed. You definitely put it in a new perspective for me and now it doesn’t bother me.

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Thank you! I'm glad I could help you see the beauty in it! 😊

[@estherreeves6445]

I think it makes it look so much more complicated a weave than it is which is fun

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

I agree!

[@traceyallen8286]

Once again these are lovely. I think they are a great example of how special tabby weave can look and I think the tracking adds to that special look. As a new weaver I really appreciate the time you take to explain your process clearly.....even if the maths still boggles my mind a bit😳. I'm assured this will come with time and practice. Going back to look at the earlier videos in the series.

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Thank you! Plain weave /tabby is so versatile, especially when combined with clever placement of colour, and is always my go to. X

[@frandaig]

Love the gradient of the warp.

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Thank you!

[@kathymoser9750]

Thank you so very much for sharing. I want to get started with rigid heddle weaving and you have certainly encouraged me.

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

I’m glad you’re inspired! Happy weaving! 😊

[@elizabethsielaff3414]

Luscious colors 💕
Also that exchange of threads at the color changes is so very effective!

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@patytrico]

Hermoso! Gracias por compartir!

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

You're very welcome!

[@Mimi-lm9pn]

Very nice! Thank you for the tutorial. I would also enjoy learning the more complex, gradual color blending technique you mentioned.

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Thank you! And I have just added colour blending to the video list 😊

[@lyndalowery480]

Thankyou so much! So clear and helpful!

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

You're very welcome!

[@Creative-Chaos]

I don’t own a loom yet, so please excuse my lack of knowledge. I’m curious-when you were a beginner, how long did it take you to complete a towel?

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Hello! To be honest, I can’t remember haha. I would guess approx triple what I can do now. Everything takes longer as a beginner because there is no muscle memory, and you need to think carefully about each step. But as with all things, practice brings speed and competency to everything we put our minds to. Hope this helped!

[@orig999]

What program are you using?

[@RigidHeddleWeavinginBrisbane]

Hello! I use iWeaveIt for iPad. I have a video on how I use this program if you would like more info!