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This lightweight scarf provides warmth with a pop of color and shine. It is light enough to wear indoors as a fashion accessory but warm enough to ward off the chill when you head outside.
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Curious about using two heddles on your rigid-heddle loom? Nancy’s scarf is the perfect introduction to the technique and will open up the possibilities for weaving many more structures with ease.
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Use a wavy shuttle with variegated cotton on your rigid-heddle loom to create waves of color. The toothy cotton creates a lightweight scarf perfect for wearing at sea or on shore.
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Talk about striking and luxurious. If you haven’t woven with Italian silk noil yarn before, you are in for a treat. The yarn weaves up beautifully, creating lovely drape. Angela used clasped-weft shapes and warp stripes to soften the color contrast.
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This serene shawl combines a thoughtful pick-up lace pattern with the ethereal mix of Tencel and silk/ merino yarns. Wrap up in it for a quiet night at home or a special occasion.
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If you love watching color gradations seamlessly flowtogether, you’ll want to weave this pin-loom cowl, which requires a single skein of yarn. The secret is in the long color runs.
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Is stash-busting real or a weaver’s myth? Either way, this large scarf in a freewheeling plaid is a great way to reduce your stash to make room for, well, more yarn.
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Brighten up any outfit—and any room—with this lovely lace scarf. Woven with two variegated yarns and some simple Brooks bouquet, it is sure to turn heads.
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Beautiful bands of color created by rows of pin-loom hexagons honor the majesty of Mount Wilson in this gorgeous shawl.
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Warp dominance in a fabric can create drape, as in this densely woven bamboo scarf that is a joy to weave and wear. The off-center design features thick and thin red stripes with shiny ecru highlights and long fringe on both ends for added drama.
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Although differential shrinkage sounds like a broken car part requiring an expensive fix, it’s the term for the difference in shrinkage between two or more fibers during wet-finishing. In this scarf it has created a wonderful texture that begs to be touched.
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As weavers, we have a wide range of yarns to choose from, including yarn made from recycled sari silk. For this rigid-heddle–woven scarf, Peg chose one of the colors from a skein of sari silk and paired it with a silk warp and silk noil weft in that same hue. The resulting cloth has surface interest, shine, and dramatic appeal.
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Weaving two lace blocks at the same time on the rigid-heddle loom, one with warp floats and the other with weft floats, creates a wonderful ribbonlike texture in this scarf. The floats are quite pronounced along the length of the scarf and stand out in relief, enhanced by a variegated warp and a contrasting-color solid weft.
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Use clasped warp and weft to capture the essence of the quietly colorful landscape of balmy Madeira Island. Anu combined solid-colored and variegated Tencel in her warp and weft to create a soft and drapey scarf with two distinctly colored sides.
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Use a pin loom, a solid bamboo yarn, and a variegated cotton yarn to weave this lightweight summer wrap that will keep the chill at bay without being overly warm. The combination of three styles of hexagons creates the interesting central design and outer border.
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Celebrate the season with this clever scarf that combines wintry warp-clasped tree shapes and colorful Danish medallions. Embrace asymmetry with twisted fringe on one end and playful tassels on the other.
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Pair a variegated warp with plain weave and 3/1 lace to create this lightweight scarf with a subtle checkerboard pattern. After establishing the two blocks, one on a pick-up stick and the other on a heddle rod, weaving goes quickly with one shuttle.
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The texture of bouclé and the luxury of silk work together with an ombré-stripe pattern to create this shawl’s quiet drama.
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A pin-loom swatch was all it took for Yvonne to fall in love with the airy qualities of the aptly named Berroco Aerial yarn. Wearing this light and breezy scarf is like wrapping yourself in a cloud, but you’ll find it is a sturdy accessory, one your friends will want to borrow.
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Celebrate the elegant sea slug with a sumptuous silk scarf. Woven in plain weave with crammed dents, this striped and lightly textured scarf is a delight to weave and wear.
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Plain natural-colored cotton on the loom, these towels reveal a hidden pattern when dyed. DyeLishus cotton accepts food-safe dyes, making this a perfect family project.
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It is a universally accepted truth that silk goes with everything, and this tussah silk scarf is no exception. Pair it with jeans for a casual dinner with friends or wear it with a little black dress to the theater—you’ll look good either way.
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