Little Looms · Pattern
| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Margaret MacMorris |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
The infinitely complex Fibonacci sequence resolves in a simply lovely asymmetrical stripe pattern. Coax two splendid scarves from the same silk warp.
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The infinitely complex Fibonacci sequence resolves in a simply lovely asymmetrical stripe pattern. Coax two splendid scarves from the same silk warp.
A stripe design can be most appealing when it is not symmetrical and when the proportions of the stripes represent numbers in the Fibonacci sequence. These two brightly colored scarves are quite distinct from each other and a bright accent for a spring or summer wardrobe.
Combine the simple but elegant leno technique with metallic ribbon for an effortless wrap that turns heads.
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This scarf captures the feeling of a chilly, clear autumn day before winter and snow arrive. Gleaming recycled silk and colorful ribbon provide contrast as they alternate in warp and weft, and an optional fringe on the edge adds Southwestern flair.
Show off your favorite hand-painted skein with a simple log cabin pattern. Choose a variegated yarn with fairly consistent value and pair it with a highly contrasting solid.
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The same yarn can bring texture and richness to a drapey scarf or sturdy bag. Whether used as warp or weft, fashion yarns can make your weaving sing.
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Light and lovely, this classic white scarf uses skipped dents to give the cloth a lacy look.
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Feel like royalty in this luscious purple scarf featuring self-striping yarn and asymmetric stripes.
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