I charted a språng motif of holes taken from a Coptic turban and I made a small sample piece.
I found that I didn't refer to the chart while making the piece. I looked at the warp for cues for what to do next based on the positions of the holes in previous rows and the positions of the threads. It reminded me of lace knitting. It demands more attention than a pattern like Skrydstrup.
I've considered the idea of making a scarf or waistcoat with this motif. The product would be good. The process would probably remain tiresome to me even after enough practice. I'm a product crafter, so I'll have to mull these questions over: how badly do I want such a thing, is the tediousness worth it, and is there is a more tolerable way to approach the process.
I've considered the idea of making a scarf or waistcoat with this motif. The product would be good. The process would probably remain tiresome to me even after enough practice. I'm a product crafter, so I'll have to mull these questions over: how badly do I want such a thing, is the tediousness worth it, and is there is a more tolerable way to approach the process.
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