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As a fresh weaver, I jump at every opportunity to make some cloth to learn. So this is a cotton summer blanket for a toddler, to use in a stroller.
The warp is made of a colourful blueish yarn (pic2), the weft stripes are blue, same as warp, mint and burgundy, and I didn't use the second colorful yarn in the end.
It looks a bit like a kitchen towel to me but at the same time really baby-ish so I hope they'll like it.
I really like the colour changing yarns, it makes it easier for me to focus on proper work, not having to count and panic because of a fckd up pattern.
Also I'm thinking about making actual kitchen towels now.
(Ashford Rigid Heddle 24", 7.5dpi heddle, all cotton yarns)

Yesterday I've realised I'm using the same system for rainbow hair for years - except I started doing it in a mirrored way at some point.

When I bleach the hair, I make a rainbow. When the colour fades and the hair grows, I use less colours for touch ups - usually ditching yellow first and ending up with pinkish - violetish - blueish combo before I bleach it again. The rainbow effect is strong though