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Turn heads while keeping yours nice and warm with this hooded wolf scarf, perfect for young children and those simply young at heart.
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Free your inner mermaid with this wrap inspired by the sirens of the sea. The simple striped patterning comes from the variegated yarn, making it a snap to weave.
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Wrap this lacy pin-loom scarf around your shoulders as you stroll the boardwalk at night. The bright colors will fit right in on the Ferris wheel, while the lightweight wool blend will keep the marine layer at bay.
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Turn heads with this luxurious-looking shawl. Danish medallions, Brooks bouquet, and plain weave work together in harmony to create bubbles of texture on your loom.
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Learn how to combine handspun yarns with commercially available fashion yarns to create a one-of-a-kind scarf that demands to be touched.
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Keep warm as you shop the fall farmer’s market with Deborah Bagley’s cozy pin-loom cowl. A simple basketweave technique gives the cowl its touchable texture.
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Don’t let the heat deter you from summer weaving. Combine a fresh linen blend with silk/stainless steel yarn for a cool scarf.
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Fun for kids but sized for grown-ups, this whimsical scarf is child’s play to make.
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Weave a stack of colorful squares, then stitch them into a striking scarf with jaunty fringe. The creative possibilities are almost limitless.
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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.
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Combine the simple but elegant leno technique with metallic ribbon for an effortless wrap that turns heads.
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This design transforms a vibrant warp into a cozy wrap you won’t want to take off. Shimmering Tencel in warp and weft strengthens the colorful singles, and a meditative pick-up pattern adds depth and texture.
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Show off your favorite hand-painted skein with a simple log cabin pattern. Choose a variegated yarn with fairly consistent value and pair it with a highly contrasting solid.
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Colorful skeins of hand-dyed yarn that look so lovely can be difficult to weave with, but not for Gladys We. In this design, a bit of advanced planning yields a riotously beautiful scarf.
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A little bit of embroidery elevates a simple wool scarf into something special. Weave, embroider, fringe, and wear for a drapey accessory, or gently felt the scarf for a more windproof wrap.
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The lace technique used for this smart scarf isn’t magic, but it looks that way. Brooks bouquet transforms straight columns of warp into lively bubbles.
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This scarf captures the feeling of a chilly, clear autumn day before winter and snow arrive. Gleaming recycled silk and colorful ribbon provide contrast as they alternate in warp and weft, and an optional fringe on the edge adds Southwestern flair.
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The infinitely complex Fibonacci sequence resolves in a simply lovely asymmetrical stripe pattern. Coax two splendid scarves from the same silk warp.
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With a shuttle in each hand, clasped weft is a cinch! Weave this ikat-inspired scarf in no time.
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You never know how colors will look until you weave them, so plaid is a fun way to experiment with color. For this scarf, choose bright eye-catching hues that evoke summer.
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The texture of this elegant scarf comes both from the varied weft yarns and the surface design techniques at the ends.
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Use the catenpile technique to embellish as you weave this ornate table runner on the rigid-heddle loom. By outlining with a variegated yarn, you’ll form interesting negative shapes, giving you an impactful design for relatively small effort.
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Use the resist-dye patterns of this Manos Alegria Grande colorway to create cloth that mimics the look of ikat.
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