One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set
One Warp Towel Set
One Warp Towel Set
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set Weaving Pattern
One Warp Towel Set
One Warp Towel Set
One Warp Towel Set

One Warp Towel Set

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Beam 3/2
Cone
Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton Weaving Yarn ~ Licorice
Duet
Cone
Duet Cotton / Linen Weaving Yarn ~ Marble
Subtotal: $ 58.50 USD (includes pattern download)

One Warp Towel Set

Designed by Carly Jayne

This pattern will show you how to weave a coordinated set of two small face towels and a standard-sized hand towel on one warp. The bundled stripes of cotton/linen throughout the organic cotton warp add a little extra texture to these classic towels. Order a kit.

Equipment

  • Rigid heddle loom (Read about adapting rigid heddle patterns for multi-shaft looms here.)
  • 12.5-dent reed
  • 2 boat shuttles + bobbins or 2 stick shuttles

Yarn

Warp: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 335 yds Licorice; Duet Cotton/Linen, 150 yds Marble.

Weft: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 160 yds Licorice.

Specifications

  • 17" weaving width
  • 12.5 EPI (note that each of the Duet stripes are threaded in a single slot)
  • 8 PPI
  • Two face towels: 6.25” W x 7.25” L + fringe and one hand towel: 14.5” W x 22.5” L + fringe

  • Skill level: Intermediate

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Kayla

Not gonna lie, this was a challenging pattern to learn. I direct warped it. Once I read the instructions, probably 10 times, I finally tackled it. I think the hardest part is interpreting and following the warping instructions. While weaving, I wove the single hand towel first, then moved onto the two face towels. I will try to do it again, as instructed, to see if it’s any easier.

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Mary Jane Barrentine

I have not used the pattern yet but will by fall.