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Rise and Shine Washcloths: Small Weave, Big Joy
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Woven in a classic color-and-weave design, these washcloths bring together pattern, texture, and that easy rhythm of working with two shuttles. The combination of Queen Anne’s Lace and Cloud Cotton Bouclé creates a fabric that feels both structured and soft, with just enough texture to make each piece interesting from the very first picks. Designed for both rigid heddle and 4-shaft looms, this is a project that’s easy to settle into and make your own.
Calculating Yardage for a Project
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Click here to Download and Print your FREE project sheet! Planning yarn amounts can sometimes feel a little confusing, especially when you’re starting a new project. This chart is designed to give you a simple reference point so you can estimate yarn needs with a bit more confidence. How to Estimate Yarn for a Weaving Project Let’s talk about one of the most common questions weavers have—how much yarn do I need for a project? If you’ve ever started a project and are worried you might not have enough yarn for your project, you’re not alone! You don’t need complicated...
Three Yarns, One Blooming Design
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Bring the beauty of spring to your loom with our wonderfully thick Blooming Bouquet Towel Kit, a thoughtfully designed weaving project inspired by spring flowers in full bloom. These towels come to life through the combination of three distinct 100% cotton yarns, each chosen for its unique texture and strength. The finished towels are wonderfully thick and absorbent, made to be used and loved. Available for both rigid heddle and 4-shaft weavers!
Confetti Waffle Weave Towels: Creating a Seamless Spectrum
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March’s project invites you to celebrate color and texture through the playful structure of waffle weave. Simple in threading yet full of dimension, these Confetti Waffle Weave Towels showcase how vibrant rainbow hues and shifting floats create a beautifully textured cloth that feels as joyful as it looks — a fresh, satisfying weave to welcome the brightness of Spring.
Log Cabin Mug Rugs: Small Weave with Big Impact
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Pick Your Log Cabin Mug Rug Kit Let's Get Weaving! Gather your supplies: You will need a rigid heddle or multi shaft loom; rigid heddle or multi shaft loom; 9.4” weaving width; 10 dent reed; 3 shuttles or 2 boat shuttles and 3 bobbins. We make it easy! Our Log Cabin Mug Rug Weaving Kit makes gathering your supplies easy! The kits include all the Aurora Earth 8/2 Cotton yarns needed to weave your mug rugs. Plus, you will receive the PDF Pattern by email with kit purchase. Click Here for Kit Information. Just the Pattern? The Log Cabin Mug Rug Pattern...