Little Looms · Pattern
| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Denise Renee Grace |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
These scarves use the same yarns but switch them up, placing a self-striping yarn in the weft, above left, and the warp, above right. The result is a subtle horizontal color change in the first and a bold vertical stripe in the second.
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These scarves use the same yarns but switch them up, placing a self-striping yarn in the weft, above left, and the warp, above right. The result is a subtle horizontal color change in the first and a bold vertical stripe in the second.
These cotton and bamboo yarns are strong and next-to-skin soft. For a scarf with nice drape, it is important to place the weft with a medium beat, leaving little squares between the warp and weft. They will fill in once the scarf is taken off the loom and washed.
The colorful yarn of the weft does all the work in making this piece a standout. Quick and easy to weave, this all-season scarf can be made in an afternoon from start to finish.
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