Pick up weaving on the inkle loom

Another experiment from a couple of weeks ago - I partly follwed Annie McHales instructions and used patterns from the Inkle Weavers Directory, but designed the layout in my own colours!

I wove a few short sections, leaving 3 - 4 inches between each sections and ended up with some bookmarks!
i wasn't quite brave enough to trst me start and finish technique yet and so I put adhesive on the ends just to prevent unravelling!

Sara ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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