After trying several different treadlings, I've settled on this one. What can be seen is the hem portion at the bottom, with one repeat of the pattern at the top.
It's subtle but pleasing, I think.
It's been a challenging day as I got news that didn't please me from the doctor. My cholesterol levels, which had been very good after a trying time on Lipitor, went from very good to bad in just 3 months. So I'm back on medication - another statin, unfortunately. :P~
This one apparently is better tolerated than Lipitor, so I'm on the lowest possible dose along with a companion medication which when taken with a statin drug makes the combination more powerful than either one taken alone.
After the horrid 6 months I had on Lipitor, I'm not best pleased to be taking a statin of any description but neither can I stay off medication, unfortunately.
He also told me to double the Norvasc as I've been having bp spikes. Not anything dreadful, but not recommended over the long haul.
So after I got home I turned for solace to the loom and finished the last of the chenille shawls, then started messing around for tea towels.
The corn fibre yarn is thicker than the chenille, so I will have to change the pick wheel to weave with that. The linen is the same grist, or close enough, that I didn't need to change anything but my tie up and/or treadling. And since therapy and solace was what I needed most, I just wove, not being too concerned about the fact that I didn't like the first two options. They're towels - they will function just fine. Someone, somewhere will like them.
2 comments:
I like they way the towel looks so far. Nice pattern and color combination.
Hope the medication works out alright for you.
Beautiful towels!
My husband suffered with high dose niacin , then lipitor for many months. He now takes Crestor with good results.
Hope this drug cocktail settles down soon for you!
All the best, Susan
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