Deborah Jarchow placed two strips of plain-weave fabric on the diagonal to construct her clever and playful Play the Angles Poncho with the fold-down collar. You don’t need a big loom for this project; the two strips can be woven on a 12” rigid-heddle loom. —Susan
Project at a Glance
Structure: Plain weave.
Equipment: Rigid-heddle loom, 12" weaving width; 10-dent heddle; 1 shuttle.
Yarns: 365 Cotone (88% cotton/12% polyamide; 153 yd/1.75 oz, 1,371 yd/lb; Lana Grossa Yarns; Trendsetter Yarns).
Other supplies: Tapestry needle; sewing needle and thread.
Sett: 10 epi
WARP 1: Woven length (measured under tension on the loom): 127" (150").
Finished size after washing: one piece 10¼" x 52" (10¼" x 58"); two pieces 10¼" x 28" (10¼" x 34").
WARP 2: Woven length (measured under tension on the loom): 61" (71").
Finished size after washing: one piece 6" x 52" (8" x 58").