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Designed by Rachel Simmons
Diversified Plain Weave is a sturdy structure that allows a weaver 6 different pattern blocks with two tie-down threads on an 8-shaft loom. This means there are over 1000 pattern tie-ups for a single warp, granting an impressive amount of creative power! These two scarves each have unique designs while living on the same warp and using the same treadling. A simple tie-up and weft color change creates their differing motifs. The structure yields a completely reversible fabric, as well, so the wearer can choose their favorite side. Order a kit.
Equipment
- 8-shaft loom
- 10-dent reed
- 9-66 heddles per shaft
- 2 boat shuttles + bobbins or 2 stick shuttles
- Fringe twister
Yarn
Warp: Array Wool, 702 yds Eggplant-5, 702 yds Indigo-1. .Weft: Array Wool, 115 yds Eggplant-5, 115 yds Indigo-1, 197 yds Cayenne-5, 191 yds Cayenne-2, 197 yds Marigold-3; 191 yds Marigold-1. Ode Alpaca, 560 yds Lipstick.
Specifications
- 13.3" weaving width
- 20 EPI
- 26 PPI (18 background + 8 pattern)
- Two scarves, 10.5" W x 63" L + fringe
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Skill level: Intermediate
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Note: This project uses almost all of the Array. Be sure to beat to the instructed PPI so you have enough to complete the project.



