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Project Type | Home, Table Linens/Kitchen |
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Loom Type | Multi-Shaft Floor or Table, Rigid-Heddle |
Number of Shafts | 2 |
Weave Structures | Plain Weave |
Magazine Issue | Handwoven Summer 2024 |
Author | Laura Lough |
Format | Project/Pattern |
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LoginI designed this project to use even the smallest amounts of yarn in nearly any weight, fiber, or color. It’s also easy to scale the project to create full-sized rugs using the same technique.
Enjoy this subscriber bonus project from Handwoven Summer 2024.
STRUCTURE
Plain weave.
EQUIPMENT
2- or 4-shaft loom, 5" weaving width; 12-dent reed; 1 shuttle; 1 rag shuttle.
YARNS
Warp: 8/4 cotton rug warp (1,600 yd/lb; Maysville),
Velvet, 140 yd.
Weft: 8/4 cotton rug warp, Velvet, 10 yd. Assorted
scrap yarns in any weight, color, and fiber.
Note: Laura selected a warp color that went well with
the stash yarns she wanted to use; pick a warp color
that coordinates with your chosen yarns.
WARP LENGTH
60 ends 21/3 yd long (includes floating selvedges; allows 2" for take-up, 22" for loom waste; loom waste includes fringe).
SETTS
Warp: 12 epi (1/dent in a 12-dent reed).
Weft: about 3 ppi, depending on the thickness of
the chains.
DIMENSIONS
Width in the reed: 5".
Woven length: (measured under tension on the loom) 57" including 36" of interstitial fringe.
Finished size: (after wet-finishing and hemming) four mug rugs, each 5" × 5" plus fringe or hem.
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