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    Double Width Shawl for Rigid Heddle Weaving Pattern
    Double Width Shawl for Rigid Heddle Weaving Pattern
    Double Width Shawl for Rigid Heddle Weaving Pattern
    Double Width Shawl-Gist Yarn
    Double Width Shawl
    Double Width Shawl-Gist Yarn

    Double Width Shawl

    $ 9.00 USD

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    Subtotal:
    $ 100.00 USD (includes pattern download)

    Double Width Shawl

    Designed by Christine Jablonski

    This soft cotton shawl is woven as Doublewidth cloth—a magical technique that allows you to weave cloth twice the width of your loom. With two heddles and two pick-up sticks you will weave two layers of fabric simultaneously, that are connected at one edge. When taken off the loom, the cloth unfolds to a wide, beachy shawl. Order a kit.

    Equipment

    • Rigid heddle loom that accommodates 2 heddles
    • 2 10-dent reeds
    • 1 boat shuttle + 3 bobbins or 3 stick shuttles

    Yarn

    Warp: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 315 yds Blush, 315 yds Natural; Mallo Cotton Slub, 335 yds Clay.

    Weft: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 240 yds Blush, 240 yds Natural; Mallo Cotton Slub, 320 yds Clay.

    Specifications

    • 14 3/8" weaving width
    • 20 EPI (10 epi per heddle)
    • 20 PPI (10 ppi per layer)
    • One shawl, 22” W x 72” L + fringe
    • Skill level: Intermediate

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    Unfortunately, I learned the hard way, after hours of warping, that this does not work well with a Cricket Rigid Heddle Loom. There are no places for the necessary two heddles. There is a way to work around this, but I didn’t find it satisfactory. The instructions are quite confusing, as well. I found a couple of YouTube videos that were extremely helpful, one of which explained why I wasn’t able to use the Cricket Loom for this.

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    Katrina
    Nice pattern

    This was the first time I’ve tried double width weaving on a rigid heddle. Once I figured out warping (a me problem not the pattern) I was off to the races.

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