Sis has chosen a different weave pattern for each chair, all of which have the sand warp and grey weft.
In between lambs I have been winding the warp and preparing it to thread the loom.
The total warp is 330 threads (ends) each 5 yards long.  Astonishingly, that makes the total warp I have wound just 110 yards short of a mile!
I have done the warp in 3 sections with 110 ends in each third.
Here is one section on the warping board.  At the top each thread crosses the previous one so that they all stay in order and don't get tangled when putting the warp on the loom.

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The three sections are off the warping board and tied in several places to keep everything in order.  Strips of t shirt fabric make brilliant stretchy ties

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Beautiful

@SewRuthieSews your observation is astute.  We range from beginners to experts and all of us are encouraged to submit our work.

As promised, here are a few pics for those who can’t see the facebook posts;
Here I am, showing one of the quilts.
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My Halloween quilt, titled “Which Witch is Which?”
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Lemonade
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Walk through the Graveyard
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Yes, clearly I was confused by 2 nice days. We've had hailstones here!

When I drove to work this morning it was 4.5C and there was snow on the Pennines.  I was wearing my wool blend trousers.