
Midtown Mosaic Towels
No two city streets are the same, and neither are these gorgeous color-and-weave towels.
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| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Deb Essen |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
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Plan your next picnic under newly leafed trees with these napkins. The color-and-weave patterns of dark versus light pop when woven with hearty 3/2 pearl cotton. Weave all four or choose your favorite variation.
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Plan your next picnic under newly leafed trees with these napkins. The color-and-weave patterns of dark versus light pop when woven with hearty 3/2 pearl cotton. Weave all four or choose your favorite variation.
These napkins are quick to warp and weave. The 3/2 cotton has enough grist to really showcase color-and-weave patterns made by simply changing the number of dark versus light threads woven in sequence. The napkins feature four color-and-weave patterns on the same warp. Choose your favorite or do all four. This is a fun, fast project to have you ready for your next picnic!

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