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This easy pattern is quickly adapted to placemats, pillows or any variety of ideas. This is a one sided design, so keep that in mind as you plan your projects. Materials: Rigid heddle loom with a minimum weaving width of 8’’ We suggest the Kromski 10” Presto or 8” Harp. One 8-dent heddle One pick-up…
Double Weave Part 2 – Weaving the Blanket
In this post we will learn how to weave a small Double Weave blanket suitable for baby or as a light summer throw. Our 38″ wide project will be woven on a 24″ Harp Forte Loom. Please refer to the previous post, Double Weave Part 1 – How to Warp a Second Heddle, to learn…
How to Convert a 4 Shaft Draft to Weave on 3 Heddles
Converting a weaving draft so that it can be woven on a Rigid Heddle is not difficult – once you understand how! In this tutorial I will show you how I “cracked the code” so that I can now weave ANY 4 shaft pattern on my Kromski Harp Forte equipped with three heddles. To start…
May Mug Rug
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Double Heddle Poncho
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