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You can now experience the seventh installment of the Rigid Heddle Skill Builder series as a stand-alone purchase! Designed by Jennifer E. Kwong, this collection invites you into a world of playful curiosity where Plain Weave becomes a canvas for shifting textures, tones, and structures. This series includes enough yarn for three projects. After the projects are completed, you will have leftover yarn which can be used for further sampling and experimenting with the techniques learned.
This collection was originally published as a part of our Rigid Heddle Skill Builder Subscription Box series. Please note, this listing is for the Pushing Plain Weave collection only—if you'd like to learn more about the subscription, you can do so here.
Project Details
This collection contains three pattern PDFs with extensive directions, charts, process photos, and all of the yarn needed to weave each project. The projects included are as follows:
- Wallflower Scarf (1 cone Mallo Cotton Slub in Brick and 1 partial cone Duet Cotton/Linen in Rust)
- Textured and Tonal Mug Rugs (1 ball Dwella Rug Wool in Natural, 1 partial cone Duet Cotton/Linen in Rust, 1 partial cone Mallo Cotton Slub in Brick, and 1 partial cone Ode Alpaca in Boysenberry)
- Opposites Attract Scarf (1 cone Beam 8/2 in Persimmon and 1 partial cone Ode Alpaca in Boysenberry)
FAQ
What type of equipment do I need for this?
You will need a 10" (weaving width) rigid heddle loom, 7.5 or 8-dent and 12.5 or 12-dent heddles, 1 pick-up stick, and 2 boat shuttles with 4 bobbins or four stick shuttles.
Can I select different colors?
No, we’ve carefully planned our inventory for the year and cannot accommodate multiple colorway options.
Can I purchase only the patterns?
No, these patterns are only available as part of the full kit purchase.
What skills do I need to complete these patterns?
This collection is intended for weavers with a few projects under their belt and familiarity with warping multiple colors and using pick-up sticks.
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