Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf
Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf

Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf

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Array
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Array Wool Yarn ~ Ocean
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Sero Silk Noil Weaving Yarn ~ Gloam
Subtotal: $ 66.50 USD (includes pattern download)

Crackle Weave Your Way: Cowl or Scarf

Designed by Sue Anne Sullivan 

A bold Crackle design shows off the lovely texture achieved when combining fine Array Wool and delicious Sero Silk Noil. This pattern offers two cozy options to keep your neck warm: a cuddly cowl or a snuggly scarf perfectly sized for tucking into a coat. With a simple pattern repeat, this project is a wonderful introduction to weaving Crackle. Order a kit.

Equipment

  • 4-shaft loom
  • 34-38 heddles per shaft
  • 12-dent reed
  • 2 boat shuttles + bobbins

Yarn

Warp: Sero Silk Noil, 95 yds Gloam; Array Wool, 230 yds Ocean-4.

Weft: Sero Silk Noil, 380 yds Gloam; Array Wool, 375 yds Ocean-4.

Specifications

  • 12" weaving width
  • 12 EPI 
  • 46 PPI (23 pattern + 23 tabby)
  • One cowl, 10.5” W x 20” L or one scarf, 10.5" W x 43" L + fringe

  • Skill level: Intermediate

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Customer Reviews

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Sandi Kostur
Lovely pattern

This is a really lovely pattern. It is a bit complicated - not for an inexperienced weaver! Concentration is needed!
My only issue is that as a Canadian weaver, it is not always easy to get the required materials. Yes, I know that kits are available but with CDN / US exchange rates, duty and shipping costs it is not practical. Some local yarn shops carry a limited selection of Gist yarns, but not all the ones I need (array, for example). Therefore, I am experimenting with Sero Silk Noile (which is available locally, and a different wool to replace the Array. The results are looking good!