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Author Eowyn Posted on JCategories Baltic Pickup, Designing Patterns, Inkle weaving, Weaving Playing with Baltic Pickup style inkle weavingīaltic pickup style inkle is woven using background threads and pickup threads the pickup threads are usually either thicker, or doubled up. In short, back of the envelop suggests that I’m going to run out of warp before I run out of possibilities.
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That means that there are 2^25= 33554432 possible combinations, but I’m guessing that many of them lack pleasing symmetries.īack of the envelop suggests that requiring symmetry along one diagonal reduces the possibilities to about 2^10+2^5=1024+32=1056 (the places below the diagonal line plus the diagonal line), but then the diagonal line can itself be flipped … But the “S” figures are flipped around a vertical or horizontal line so there are 4 possible axis of symmetry, so 4*1056= 4224 possible combinations that are symmetric. Oh, and just one more thing … there are 25 places where the warp thread can be pushed down, or not, inside the diamond.
Below are 16 possible variations I came up with, while enjoying a Columbo marathon. The rules of the game were simple: two repeats of the simple diamond with the 4 interior diamonds, alternating with a diamond with some other free-styled pattern.īy keeping the edging pattern between the diamonds and the outer diamond’s dimensions consistent, the band feels cohesive, even though every third diamond is something else. So I spent some time this weekend playing with the Baltic inkle pickup warp.
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