Holly,
Thank you SO much for your as-usual detailed and informative help! I feel much more confident about tackling this warp knowing that you've done this and with your suggestions. :-) Actually, I'd like to also thank you publicly for your tips on plying and using a magnifying glass to ensure that the fiber lines up straight with the yarn for a balanced ply. Not that I want to give the impression that I keep projects sitting around for ages and ages (I do, of course, but one wouldn't want to let that out!), but this weekend I also plied some lovely variegated blue merino that had been spun ages ago. The singles were therefore quite "set" in their ways, and if I'd plied to get an apparently-balanced yarn, I think once washed it would have been a mess. So thanks for that too, Holly - it was a tip I learned from you years ago on this list and have used ever since! Okay, back to writing the handout for the presentation I'm giving later this week. (Too bad; I'd much prefer to go rewind that warp!) Grace Grace L. Judson It's not magic. It's just positive workplace politics. http://www.svahaconcepts.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
