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These are the yarns I have (Paton's Classic Wool, 100% wool worsted) to choose from for the Log Cabin Weavealong on Weavolution.com this weekend. Black, White, Red, Purple. I chose red/white for best contrast so I can see what I'm doing.

This is 30 pairs of warp (60 ends) on 10 dent heddle for 6" scarf on the Cricket loom.

After winding the warp, I have to sort out the pairs according to the chart I found on the Schact newsletter at this site
http://schachtspindle.com/newsletter/PDF/Newsletter2005-01-Spring.pdf
(link updated 6/12/2013)

First an inch of waste yarn to set the spacing, then two shuttles of red/white, I duplicate pattern I used to warp up. Switch is every five pairs, but still plain weave. I overlap/twine the edges where the colors cross.

OOOPS!! Missed the change. Unweave - do over!

That's better! More later!
Warning: My wool yarn is sticking. Clear the shed every time!
Have a good day!
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