Mini Blanket?

I wanted to weave another

sample.

This is rather generous

as a swatch.

Perhaps it is a

tiny blanket?

The "loom" is strung.
I used the clean lid of
a pizza box.
I cut slits 1/4 inch apart
on opposite sides.
Then, using a yarn
with which
I have been dissatisfied,
I warped my loom.

I used a large tapestry needle
to weave at the first and
at the end as I wanted to
get as close to the looped
ends as I could.
I could show,
step by step how I weave
on cardboard.
Others have done that.
Mine differs very little
from what they do.

Almost done.

Beginning to remove the piece from
my humble loom.
The yarn stretches enough
so it pulls loosely
back into my fabric.

I tied the end of my weft
to the warp

and finished removing it from
the cardboard.

Using my Fiskars mat as a reference

I took "before" pictures.

Then I washed it in my washer.
I used a zippered cloth bag
to keep the fibers that came loose
from clogging up my washer
and dryer.
Here is the result.

And once more, against my
"loom," which is re-warped
with a weft barely begun.

Another "reference" shot.

I washed it, again.  I am pleased with
the feel but the crooked sides are a
bit of a puzzle.
Now, I'm trying a single color
to see if it will come out
straight enough for an
abutted seam to be used
to sew the pieces together.