Four and Eight-Shaft Pattern #11: Caribbean Picnic

$12.00

This pattern is for napkins and a sewn utensil roll that utilizes stripes that are woven into the fabric to give clean lines for cutting and sewing. It is an exploration of how structure, color, spacing, and high contrast between warp and weft can create fabulous gradients that can be pushed to iridescence.

Napkins can be woven in plain weave or twill and instructions are given for both four and eight-shaft looms.

The project uses four 8 oz tubes of Brassard 8/2 cotton. It is written for 4 napkins, a cutlery roll, and 20” of sampling, but the four tubes will give you enough yarn and instructions to make up to 8 napkins and 2 cutlery rolls.

To learn more about Caribbean Picnic click here.

This pattern is for napkins and a sewn utensil roll that utilizes stripes that are woven into the fabric to give clean lines for cutting and sewing. It is an exploration of how structure, color, spacing, and high contrast between warp and weft can create fabulous gradients that can be pushed to iridescence.

Napkins can be woven in plain weave or twill and instructions are given for both four and eight-shaft looms.

The project uses four 8 oz tubes of Brassard 8/2 cotton. It is written for 4 napkins, a cutlery roll, and 20” of sampling, but the four tubes will give you enough yarn and instructions to make up to 8 napkins and 2 cutlery rolls.

To learn more about Caribbean Picnic click here.

Width of warp in reed: 18

24 EPI: 2 per dent in 12 dent reed, 1 per heddle

(or 3 per dent in 8 dent reed or 2/1/2/1 in 10 dent reed)

Total number of warp threads: 432

Pattern includes information for making the project narrower or wider.

Along with the pattern, you will receive access to a video series showing you how to weave and sew the cutlery roll.

Pattern includes study on relationship of color transitions and weave structure to color blending in finished fabric.