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July 2009

Tunic Scarf

July Scarf of the Month: Tunic Scarf
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This top does double duty-a tunic that can be worn as a scarf! A simple to sew garment made from one warp, this tunic can be worn as a scarf by simply slipping the fringed end through the neck hole. The lacy texture is created by varying the sett of the threads across the warp.


June 2009

Serendipity Scarf

June Scarf of the Month: Serendipity Scarf
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Sock yarn designed for knitters is a boon for weavers. Available in a wide variety of styles, colors, and blends, it is inexpensive heard-wearing yarn perfect for weaving. This scarf is made with a singles variegated sock yarn and a handpainted mohair boucle. It blends texture and color beautifully and requires less than two skeins to weave.


May 2009

Skinny Scarf

May Scarf of the Month: Skinny Scarf
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Looking to weave the perfect summer scarf? This warp-emphasis skinny scarf is perfect for hot weather wear. Made from a soy/polypropylene blend it wicks moisture and breathes beautifully. It also highlights a clever way to keep your warp colors intact!


April 2009

Linen Fingertip Towels

April Scarf of the Month: Big Bumps Scarf
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Here's an amazing collapse-weave scarf based on the differential shrinkage between wool and—wool! A soft merino fulls and shrinks while a long-stapled wool does not to create the circular bumps in the April Scarf of the Month.


March 2009

March Scarf of the Month - Pocket Scarf

March Scarf of the Month: Pocket Scarf
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Weave this handy scarf and never be without pockets again! Made with eco-friendly yarns, this scarf will quickly be your go-to garment for your morning walk. As a bonus, learn to make a versatile crochet trim that adds a decorative edge to any handwoven fabric.


February 2009

February Scarf of the Month - Shetland Scarf

February Scarf of the Month: Shetland Scarf
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A simple pick-up stick creates a wide variety of weaves on rigid heddle looms. Get started with this cozy Shetland wool scarf.


January 2009

January Scarf of the Month - Modern Tweed Scarf project

January Scarf of the Month: Modern Tweed Scarf
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Looking for a quick project for your next charity weaving project? This quick-to-weave Modern Tweed Scarf is made with affordable, easy care yarns. It will appeal to the young and young-at-heart.


December 2008

December Scarf of the Month - Felted Lace Scarf

December Scarf of the Month: Fun and Felted Lace Scarf
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Weave this scarf in a weekend! Merino wool is the secret to the soft texture of this woolly but lacy scarf—on only four shafts. You'll love watching the loose yarns transform themselves into this unique fabric with wet finishing. Instructions are included for the scarves featured in Weave to Sell, Handwoven, March/April 2009, pages 64-65.

File updated 04/03/2009.


November 2008

November Scarf of the Month - Rigid-Heddle projects

November Scarf of the Month: Rigid-Heddle projects (354 KB)

Even on a rigid heddle loom, you can create fine fabrics that practically spill off the loom. Here are two free scarf projects, one in fine singles and the other in 20/2 lace weight wools . As a special bonus you can watch a short, streamed video that shows you the creation of a handspun version.

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