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Dress up your table with this colorful runner that exudes elegance without being stuffy.
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Just the right size for a laptop, a sturdy notebook, or a much-loved novel, this classic wool messenger bag pairs perfectly with a quiet cup of coffee at your favorite café.
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Bring the beach inside with these matching placemats and napkins in calming natural colors.
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Colorful recycled sari silk yarn provides a surprisingly sturdy weft for this jewel-tone clutch. Weave a simple bag or add extra cabled silk to the flap to create a marvelous macramé fringe.
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A slow-striping bouclé provides the gradual color change in this stylish purse. Beaded fringe and a kumihimo strap add the final touches that take this piece from simple to simply divine.
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It can be satisfying to weave with a firm beat, pushing the weft picks into place soundly. The resulting fabric makes a durable bag and shows off the color changes of a sock-style yarn.
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Any yarn can be used for weaving, given the right project and tools. Therein lies the challenge! This yarn, so unsuitable as warp on a floor loom, makes a lively and colorful fabric when handled carefully on a 10" rigid-heddle loom.
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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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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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Handwoven towels are not only fun to weave, they’re a necessity in the kitchen—and they make great gifts, too.
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You’ll spot this simple, sturdy tote easily across the sand! The smooth warp-dominant surface resists snags and wear, and the inkle straps make a strong and colorful accent.
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Inspired by the colors of the ocean, these towels are ready to soak up spills as big as the sea. The combination of 8/2 cotton and waffle weave makes for absorbent towels as useful as they are beautiful.
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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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The color changes of a long-repeat yarn provide the rhythm of this easy-to-weave tote. A slow-striping weft is mesmerizing to weave!
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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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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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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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Brighten your table with these classic checks. The simplest color-and-weave pattern, houndstooth is easy but striking. Visible hemstitching and a tidy fringe complete the effect.
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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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Weave a springtime project inspired by the little buttercups that pop up just like the pick-up pattern in this pillow.
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