The warp is a thin spun silk that I ordered from Japan. I am very much in love with Japanese silks, and use them extensively in my weaving.
For the colour palette of the warp I was given a lovely inspiration picture – or, rather, a collage of three wedding bouquets.
So, this is a colour mock-up (on paper towels, if you’re curious, but with acid dyes) – I planned three distinct sections on the warp, corresponding to three bouquets from the inspiration picture. 
Here is the warp on the loom, after 4 weeks of dyeing the skeins and winding them into the balls and then winding the sections. Each section is unique in the colour composition.
And now let’s have a look at the results of the weaving. This is a close-up of one of the completed wraps. The vertical threads are warp, and horizontal are weft yarn. 
My next post will be about wrap #3 from this collection – stay tuned!
THE SILKY WEAVE 