This purple and gold scarf (college colors of the recipient) was the first of the commission trio that I put on the loom. It’s the same yarn as the Navy/Green scarf, but I guessed wrong on the sett (weaver’s rough equivalent of gauge) so it’s a little bit stiffer than I had hoped. Hello, weaving learning curve!
Fortunately, a nice bath loosened up the fabric and it drapes much better now.
Again, the scarf sports some twisted fringe. I just love the way twisted fringe looks in these multicolored warps!
Speaking of stripes, this was my first attempt at a plaid. I'll admit to picking the brain of one of my weaving heroes, but it really wasn't that tough (yay!). I used some graph paper and sketched it out and I think it turned out just fine!
This scarf will be on its way to my client later this week. I hope it is used and loved by its recipient!
Karen's Christmas Scarf
Yarn: Cascade 220 Superwash Sport
Colors: Royal Purple and Daffodil
Quantity: 4 skeins Purple, 1 skein Daffodil
Width on Loom: 10”
EPI: 12
Finished Size: 69x8.25” excluding fringe
Pattern: Plain Tabby/evenweave
Started: 28 November 2010
Finished: 1 December 2010
Yarn: Cascade 220 Superwash Sport
Colors: Royal Purple and Daffodil
Quantity: 4 skeins Purple, 1 skein Daffodil
Width on Loom: 10”
EPI: 12
Finished Size: 69x8.25” excluding fringe
Pattern: Plain Tabby/evenweave
Started: 28 November 2010
Finished: 1 December 2010
2 comments:
That's a beautiful scarf. Weaving fascinates me but I am staying away from the loom. Spinning wheels are enough for me right now.
Wow. Cascade 220 looks so different when it's woven. You did awesome on the plaid! Looks great!
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