
Four Seasons Doubleweave Scarf
Woven in doubleweave, two Tencel layers along each side of the scarf are joined by a center section of wool, allowing for a differential shrinkage effect after finishing.
Pattern · Handwoven
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Woven in doubleweave, two Tencel layers along each side of the scarf are joined by a center section of wool, allowing for a differential shrinkage effect after finishing.
Pattern · Handwoven

A light brushing after wet-finishing raises the nap of this mohair scarf, creating a soft, fuzzy halo—sheer delight!
Pattern · Little Looms

Forget twisted fringe, braids are a classic finishing technique to try.

Judith MacKenzie explores various wet-finishing methods for your handspun yarn including setting the twist, fulling, blocking, and more.
Article · Spin Off

Six projects to knit and weave, plus refined wet-finishing, cotton for Peruvian socks, and self-striping explorations.

Almost all weaving projects require you to wet-finish your cloth, but why?

Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Winter 1997.
Magazine · Spin Off

Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Spring 1997.
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Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Summer 1989.
Magazine · Spin Off

Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Summer 1988.
Magazine · Spin Off

Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Winter 1989.
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Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Fall 1992.
Magazine · Spin Off

Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Spring 1987.
Magazine · Spin Off

Enjoy this digital issue of Spin Off Fall 1988.
Magazine · Spin Off
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