The shawl isn't quite finished, but it is off the loom and washed. I still need to finish the fringe and press it a bit.
This did turn out to be easier in a lot of respects than I thought it would. Threading the straws was very straightforward and it works - a bit miraculous.
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Straw "Beads" |
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Using a stick to ensure clean sheds |
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Leno still on the loom |

I got a bit tripped up with tension problems (which isn't something new) but that didn't seem to cause any problem. There were places where I think the weft should have been beaten in a bit more. There are also a couple of places where the warp threads are spaced more apart. It is less lacy than I had thought it would be.
This is something I would try again.
Maybe with less soft yarn.
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