Little Looms · Pattern
| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Michele Marshall |
| Published | September 18, 2025 |
| Format |
You don't have to be a technical whiz to weave these circuit-board inspired towels! By combining a simple double heddle twill with color-and-weave, designer Michele Marshall created a design that looks complex but weaves up easily.
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Michele’s technically inclined father-in-law, who kept the family Atari running long enough for his granddaughter to play on it, inspired these towels.The twill pattern is reminiscent of a circuit board and evokes many memories of him puttering around with electronics and computers.
A sweet memory of being gifted a tiny snowman by her neice inspired designer Peg Ickes' wonderful wintry towels. They're perfect for drying dishes or cleaning up messes after a cup of cocoa.
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