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Three fabric weights and many colors combine to make up the plaid in this scarf from Fall 2024.
Pattern · Handwoven · Pattern PDF + WIF
This vibrant runner takes advantage of differential shrinkage by combining cottons with wool singles. The result is subtle and spectacular.
Pattern · Little Looms
The unusual combination of linen and paper gives this yarn its unique stiff character, perfect for weaving a lacy, self-supporting, decorative basket.
Pattern · Little Looms
Twisted stitches, strong diagonals, and a field of reverse stockinette stitch combine in this classic triangular shawl.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
A warm, wearable gansey-inspired cowl that combines modern style with classic inspiration.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
A combination of plain weave and Brooks bouquet evokes the interlacement designs in European illuminated texts and creates a unique texture.
Pattern · Little Looms
Colorwork and Latvian mitten techniques combine in these stunning fingerless mitts.
Pattern · Spin Off
Learn how to combine handspun yarns and textural elements to create a one-of-a-kind scarf that demands to be touched.
A warm, wearable gansey-inspired cowl that combines modern style with classic inspiration.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
In the planning stages of this scarf, Susan and Melissa talked about ways to combine two colors in the same weft pick. At first, they considered clasped weft but ultimately decided instead to use the slit-weft technique.
Pattern · Little Looms
Un-dyed, naturally colored silks combined with the Fibonacci sequence create an elegant, luxurious scarf perfect for a night out on the town.
Pattern · Little Looms
A modular throw combines natural wool colors and flexible circles to celebrate the iconic Petoskey Stone.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
This cowlette is the perfect solution to the first frosty days of fall, combining a shawlette tip for your V-neck and a cowl to keep your neck warm.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Learn the "one-pot" method that combines multiple dyestuffs for fun, multicolor effect.
One of the joys of weaving is creating the unexpected. For this issue, that meant looking at how the combination of color, weave structure, and yarn types can produce the illusion of iridescence, pearlescence, and even incandescence in cloth. All nine projects seem to glow, reflect, and even shimmer in the light surrounding them.
Weaving is twice as nice when you combine techniques to create projects that go beyond ordinary.
Traditionally, houndstooth is woven with two solid colors, but in this scarf, Tammy combined a dark solid with a lighter variegated yarn.
Pattern · Little Looms
Tammy wove these velvety-soft hand towels using a thirsty combination of cotton chenille and bouclé.
Pattern · Little Looms
Combine diamond shapes woven on a pin loom to make six-point stars and then surround them with more diamonds and hexagons for this stunning shawl.
Create the texture of this hat as you work in the round using simple combinations of knit and purl.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
The opening of the farmers’ market signals spring for many of us. Visit yours in style with this hemp tote that combines leno and plain weave for lacy holes to let your veggies and fruit breathe. Weave a strap using the same hemp and you’ll have a machine-washable bag that is both useful and pretty.
For the newest little one in your life, here’s a blanket big enough to comfort a toddler. Plainweave hexagons in the colorful center combine with hexagons featuring a simple pick-up pattern in the surrounding heart-filled border to create the sweetest of blankies.
Walk your pooch in style with this useful inkle-woven pouch you can attach via carabiner to your dog’s leash. The clever design combines turned krokbragd and plain-weave bands.
Pattern · Little Looms
Traditional wool yarn combined with just a bit of glittery, shimmery fashion yarn creates a shawl that pairs perfectly with your favorite cocktail dress—or your favorite jeans.
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