For now I am done with 6-shaft crackle. I will return to it (and also to 4-shaft crackle) when I have gone through some of the basics of 8-shaft crackle.
8-shaft crackle has never been something that interested me. It seems to be used primarily as a way of creating all-over designs involving triangular shapes. I am hoping that this investigation will show me that there are other possibilities for this version of the crackle structure.
To produce a clear threading in my publishing software, I had to spread the theading over a bit to the left page (The gray vertical line on the left side indicates the page split. But since the pages face each other, this will not be a problem at least when viewed in the software. To accommodate printing, I would have to make some changes.
“Beginning 8-Shaft Crackle” was written by Margaret Carpenter for Talking about Weaving and was originally posted on February 23, 2010. ©2010 Margaret Carpenter aka Peg in South Carolina.
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