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Dawning Scarf
Designed by Stephanie Ford
Evoking morning light through windows, the Dawning Scarf features Sero Silk Noil in three subtly gradating shades plus a bolder color for the framing stripes. Designed to explore color interaction in Plain Weave, the scarf can be woven on either a rigid-heddle or shaft loom. Thanks to the versatility of silk noil, this generously-sized piece can be worn year-round as a cozy scarf or an airy wrap.
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 loom, 4-shaft, or 8-shaft loom
- 57-58 heddles per shaft for 4-shaft loom or 20-28 heddles per shaft for 8-shaft loom
- 12-dent reed
- 1 boat shuttle + 4 bobbins or 4 stick shuttles
Yarn
Warp: Sero Silk Noil, 195-210 yds Lychee, 165-180 yds Glacier, 160-175 yds Gloam, 175-190 yds Farro.Weft: Sero Silk Noil, 120 yds Lychee, 105 yds Glacier, 115 yds Gloam, 255 yds Farro.
Specifications
- 19" weaving width
- 12 EPI
- 12 PPI
- One scarf, 16" W x 80.5", plus fringe after wet-finishing
- Skill level: Beginner
Customer Reviews
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V
This shawl worked up very quickly and was an enjoyable project. I chose Seaglass, Wisteria, Lupine and Spearmint for a spring shawl. Sero works up into a wonderful cloth with beautiful drape, and the colors are fabulous. I have made several other projects using this yarn.
C
This was a very fun project. I’m a semi new floor loom weaver. The pattern and instructions were very straightforward and easy to follow.
M
I am almost finishing weaving this. So far, it looks wonderful