Peacock Baby Wrap
To recap: my client had this inspirational photo.
Using the Fibonacci Sequence for striping and colour changes,
I’ve been winding the warp for the Peacock Baby Wrap:
Here’s the warping board straight on:
To conserve space in my studio (which is also my bedroom), I installed the warping board over the light switches. (This actually makes them easier to find in the dark). The thing behind the warping board is a child’s counting toy from Ikea that used to belong to Farmertot. It’s got 100 beads in sets of 10, and it perfect to help keep track of the number of threads as I’m winding.
There’s a sticky note above the warping board to the left. Here’s a detail of it:
This is the number of each thread of each colour (Brown, Green, Teal, Blue, Purple).
If it’s not evident on the sticky note, there is more green and blue in the sequencing, because they are two of the three colours that are striped into and back out from. (The teal, in the middle, is brighter, and I needed to reduce the number of threads to fit the width of the cloth, so it has fewer threads, but because its value is lighter than the other colours, I think it was the perfect place for a reduction.
