Weaving Patterns
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Our first project of May 2021, we worked on making napkins. . Four and eight shaft weavers explored Huck Lace.
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This project works with the soothing, cooling, soft colors of summer. Rigid Heddle weavers explore hand manipulated lace.
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This project works with the soothing, cooling, soft colors of summer. . Four and eight shaft weavers explore bird's eye twills.
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This project works with the soothing, cooling, soft colors of summer. Four and eight shaft weavers explore bird's eye twills.
Learn more about this project here.
Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
This project explores texture and solid warps and wefts. Rigid heddle weavers work with pick-up techniques.
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This project works with texture and solid warps and wefts. Four and eight shaft weavers explored blocks.
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Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
This project works with texture and solid warps and wefts. Four and eight shaft weavers explore blocks.
Learn more about this project here.
Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
This project works with jewel tones and fun details to create easy towels. This pattern can also be used to create napkins.
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Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
This project works with jewel tones and fun details to create easy towels. This pattern can also be used to create napkins.
Learn more about this project here.
Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
This project workes with jewel tones and fun details to create easy towels. Eight shaft weavers explore weaving hearts. This pattern can also be used to create napkins.
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This project explores rep weave inspired by the desert. We used a dense sett, alternating warp colors, and alternating thick and thin weft yarns to weave placemats, table runners, or both.
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This project explores rep weave inspired by the desert. We used a dense sett, alternating warp colors, and alternating thick and thin weft yarns to weave placemats, table runners, or both.
Learn more about this project here.
Explore this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
This kit is a celebration of spring! Rigid-heddle weavers explore Supplemental Weft
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This kit is a celebration of Spring! Four-shaft weavers explore on Monk’s Belt.
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This kit is a celebration of Spring! Eight-shaft weavers wove Overshot.
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Our waffle weave towels plays around with combinations of long floats and plain weave, to create a fabric that collapses in on itself when wet finished.
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Our waffle weave towels plays around with combinations of long floats and plain weave, to create a fabric that collapses in on itself when wet finished.
Learn more about this project here.
Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
Our waffle weave towels plays around with combinations of long floats and plain weave, to create a fabric that collapses in on itself when wet finished.
Learn more about this project here.
Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.
Our Rag Rugs project uses Brassard cotton as warp and recycled fabric as weft, to explore color texture, movement and form in rag rugs. Instructions include tapestry techniques.
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This kit is all about games and blocks. We take one basic idea—the game board—and each loom type explores it using a different weave structure. The rigid-heddle project uses Atwater-Bronson lace.
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This kit is all about games and blocks. We take one basic idea—the game board—and each loom type explores it using a different weave structure. The four-shaft project uses summer and winter.
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This kit is all about games and blocks. We take one basic idea—the game board—and each loom type explores it using a different weave structure.
The eight-shaft pattern uses twill blocks.
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In this project, we create fun, fabulous effects by combining simple weave structures with alternating dark and light threads repeating rhythms in both warp and weft.
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 are woven woven in a plain weave, doubling warp threads in a 12 dent heddle, and using a single thread for weft.
Pattern is written for 2 napkins, a cutlery roll, and 20” of sampling, but includes enough yarn and instructions to make up to 4 napkins and a cutlery rolls. Four tubes of yarn will give you enough to make up to eight napkins and two cutlery rolls.
To learn more about Caribbean Picnic click here.
Project Colors: 963 Royal, 4271 Jeans, 5206 Aquamarine, 5506 Emeraude
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 kit is an exploration of some of the amazing things that are possible with beautiful, hand-dyed yarn.
By keeping the structure and color combinations fairly simple, the yarn is given the space to shine.
The patterns include tips and tricks for working with Silkpaca.
Learn more about this project here.
Learn more about Ferdinand here.
This kit is an exploration of some of the amazing things that are possible with beautiful, hand-dyed yarn.
By keeping the structure and color combinations fairly simple, the yarn is given the space to shine.
The patterns include tips and tricks for working with Silkpaca.
Learn more about this project here.
Learn more about Ferdinand here.
Our first project in May 2021, we worked on making napkins. Rigid heddle weavers worked in plain weave and explored stripes and warp/weft color interaction
Learn more about this project here.
Purchase this project as a course including the pattern, plus supplements, at Vermont Weaving Online.