I took Peru #1 off the loom yesterday: I have named this scarf Lucia after the Peruvian woman who led the rescue horse on our trek. Her colourful clothes and hat standing out in contrast to the tree-less rocky environment. She walked and skipped easily up the 5,000m passes as I climbed steadily and slowly. 
Thankfully her services were not needed!
Technically I have sorted out many things through this weave, not least the complexity of tie-ing up 10 shafts to 10 pedals. My biggest learning has been around the actual weaving, throwing the shuttle; the last bit really. Ideally I need quiet steady hours at the loom interspersed with exercise and calm! If I miss a day or two or get tangled in other ‘stuff’ then my weaving is not so even.
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Wow! Wonderful colours and beautiful weaving. I’m so impressed too, by the concentration needed for the warping up alone. I’ve only recently discovered your blog Sue, I need to go and visit some older posts 🙂 This post is inspirational. Thank you for sharing.
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