Handwoven scarf

Got some sock yarn that wants to be a scarf? Download this free pattern by Joan Sheridan for 2-shaft or rigid-heddle looms.

This is a handwoven, one of a kind scarf in silver and deep red. Light weight and soft to the touch, with a lovely sheen and drape, it can be used with a coat in winter or as an accessory in any season. Approximately 11 inches wide and 77 inches long plus a twisted fringe. Made of 100% tencel which is an eco friendly fiber made from cellulose. Easy to care for: hand wash and dry flat. Press on medium heat to bring out the shine and luster

Inspired by the SeaCell yarn she was sampling, Liz designed a simple, flowing scarf to explore the yarn's possibilities.

A truly beautiful handwoven scarf made from Merino wool and a silk and blue-faced Leicester blend yarn, in natural and emerald green stripes, with a delicate pattern throughout. Each end has a twisted fringe of approximately 10cm. You will love how soft and light this garment is to wear and how warm it will keep you, in the chilly weather. What a wonderful gift it would make, both for yourself, or for someone special.

Lea and Elfie on Instagram: "'Hazel' Handwoven on rigid heddle loom, with handspun yarns, undyed sheep wools, hand dyed yarns, art yarns, and recycled threads. Embellished with slow pattern work, and braids. The scarf can also be used as a table runner, or thrown over a piece of driftwood or a woodland branch to display as a woven wall art hanging when it's not being worn 🌿🌾🐑🍂🍃 @lea_and_elfie #handwovenscarf #rigidheddleweaving #wovenwallart #handwovenwallhanging #handwovenscarves…

Crafted from 100% organic Himalayan wool, this intricately handwoven scarf has a soft and luxurious feel against the skin. It’s made with eco-friendly plant ingredients tea, tesu flowers and harada are used as natural dyes to give this scarf its beautiful colour. Perfect for adding a comforting layer of warmth on a breezy day, its lightweight and delicate construction means that it’s also suitable to wear during warmer months.Size: Length 198 cms x width 30 cms with 7cm tasselsWeave…

In this course, Rigid Heddle Weaving Basics, we are going to be learning how to use this versatile loom with two woven projects.

Download this PDF pattern for the Silk Linen Scarf by Liz Moncrief.

Kate Kilgus’s Instagram post: “New weaving pattern! “Quiet Study Scarf : an Introduction to Color & Weave Effects for the Rigid Heddle Weaver.” Available for instant…”

Three basic factors affect drape: yarn/fiber, weave structure, and warp/weft density. How can you design fabric with the drape you want?