"Your Feet's Too Big" composed in 1936 by Fred Fisher with lyrics by Ada Benson. Recorded by many artists, notably the Ink Spots and by Fats Waller in 1939.
Well, my feets are definitely too big, especially when treadling at this loom. I have to be extremely careful not to depress more than one treadle at a time. Sometimes treadling errors are not detected until the piece is cut off, and then much teeth-gnashing and foul language ensues.
These particular shoes are designated my "weaving shoes" as they are the narrowest in my closet. I wish I could weave barefoot, but I am not blessed with that particular skill.
Here's a new Trio warp: black, gray, and yellow, endlessly repeated.
And here it is on the loom, with a light blue weft. It's a simple block arrangement: ABCDCBA on 4 shafts, treadled as drawn in with a 2/2 twill tieup. The contrast will pop more after this is washed.
Department of Books:
I've just finished reading The Anthropologists by Aysegul Savas.