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Three Column Lace Scarf

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$ 52.00 USD
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$ 61.00 USD (includes pattern download)

Three Column Lace Scarf

Designed by Christine Jablonski

This cozy monochromatic scarf is woven with just one cone of our Ode alpaca yarn, featuring a reversible warp and weft float lace pattern. After setting up the loom, two pick-up sticks are introduced using a technique that allows each stick to slide past the other along the warp for quick and efficient weaving. Order a kit.

Equipment

  • Rigid heddle loom
  • 10 dent reed
  • One boat shuttle with at least one bobbin, or one stick shuttle
  • Two pick-up sticks, fringe twister

Yarn

Warp: Ode Alpaca, 300 yds Cloud

Weft: Ode Alpaca, 230 yds Cloud

Specifications

  • 10.7" weaving width
  • 10 EPI
  • 9 PPI
  • One scarf, 9.5" W x 70" L + fringe

Customer Reviews

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Laura Wingate
Have not used the pattern

Thanks, it was sent as soon as ordered

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Debbie Wethington
Awesome scarf

Love love love this pattern. So easy to follow!

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Alice Ward
Three Column Lace Scarf

This scarf was easy to make and turned out beautifully!

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Louise
A great pattern to weave

I'm a beginner and I managed to get my head around this fairly quickly, clear instructions and I love the way the pick up sticks simply slide over each other rather than having to be reinserted every time. A very enjoyable weave. Thank you

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Judith Leatherberry
Three Column Lace Scarf

When I saw this pattern, I knew it was one I wanted to make. It's got an interesting texture on both the front and back, and only uses one cone of yarn to make. After reading through the pattern a couple of times, I'm convinced that it's easy to make even for a beginner! The instructions are clear, and I love the way the pick-up stick patterns are designed so they can simply slide past one another instead of having to constantly re-do one. Can't wait to get this one on a loom to weave!