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    Color-and-Weave Towels Rigid Heddle Weaving Pattern
    Color-and-Weave Towels
    Color-and-Weave Towels
    Color-and-Weave Towels
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    Color-and-Weave Towels

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     Color-and-Weave Towels

    Designed by Jenny Sennott, woven by Elizabeth Springett.

    Soft Color-and-Weave towels in two contrasting shades of Mallo Cotton Slub.

    Pattern downloads include files for both rigid heddle and shaft loom weaving. Yardage requirements vary based upon the loom waste. Order a kit.

     

    Equipment

    • Rigid heddle or 4-shaft loom
    • 54 heddles per shaft for 4-shaft loom
    • 12-dent reed
    • 2 boat shuttles + bobbins or 2 stick shuttles

    Yarn

    Warp: Mallo Cotton Slub, 300-335 yds Eclipse, 240-270 yds Icicle.

    Weft: Mallo Cotton Slub, 290 yds Eclipse, 170 yds Icicle.

    Specifications

    • 18" weaving width
    • 12 EPI
    • 12 PPI
    • Two towels,  16” W x 31.5” L
    • Skill level: Intermediate

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 42 reviews
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    Francine Angers

    J’ai beaucoup aimé tisser ce patron, j’ai un métier de plancher 4 cadres.
    Merci pour vos beaux projets en tissage.

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    Lorraine Wilson
    Colour and weave

    I haven’t made this particular towel yet but I love the patterns available with Gist. Happy Weaver.

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    Robin Rattazzi

    Haven’t tried it yet.

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    Manon Halle

    Color-and-Weave Towels

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    Jane Gallagher Felix
    Great, but….

    Loved the pattern and yarn. But, strongly recommend directions be altered to recommend fringe only versus hemming. Perhaps an experienced weaver would have know in advance that the woven fabric would make a very bulky hem, but I was not. Plus, I think the fringe would have been more attractive and less work. Good lesson, but don’t think others need to learn this.

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