Yep, it’s a wrap. Here’s the last one ~
The perspective is a bit odd, down low and at an oblique angle, but it was the best way to show the nifty pattern. And just to remind you, here are the two earlier ones ~
That’s the first one, and here’s the second ~
Tomorrow I’ll finish the beaded hemstitching on the last one, then cut them off the loom, take a few quick shots to show you, then take them home and give them a bath so they’re presentable for their first public viewing on Friday.
I am exceedingly pleased with these shawls — some of my best work ever,
weavewright 
Very nice, Annie 🙂
They’ll finish out at about eighteen inches wide by seven (or so) feet long, plus fringe. The last one is a few inches shorter than the others because I ran out of weavable warp. And I don’t know how many will still be around by the first week in August (hee hee).
How wide are they? Or shall I just wait for the answer to that until I see them for myself? (Hee hee.)