For the wefts, I've used up some yarns from my stash basket that I've had for awhile; I don't remember when or where I bought them. It's great to finally match them up with where they've been waiting to go for so long. There was a nice space-dyed what looks like silk/wool combo in blues/greens, a soft wool in pale lavender and another in a wonderful orange color. Transitioning from one color section to the other has been fun too - Not sure I mastered the subtle gradations I can get in dyes, but it's a different process so I'm not going to be hard on myself. It depends a lot on how much yarn you have to play with...
After getting the first layers down and decided, I then decided with what fabric(s) to layer on top...
But that's life isn't it - having to juggle? Seeking balance is the way to go I guess...not easy, but something to strive for...
Anyway, in other exciting news that I'll post to my News & Events page soon = My piece "Storm Lifting" has been accepted into Craft Forms 2018! Check that link for more info - I don't think they've listed the artists there yet, but nevertheless, It's a prestigious show in the Philadelphia area, so I'm really excited to share my work with that audience again soon :)
On that positive note, I'll leave you with a beautiful photo - Courtesy of my very talented partner, Jim Gallagher...
:) Happy Autumn from Vermont!