Rustic Poncho Weaving Pattern for Rigid Heddle Loom PDF
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Designed with small spaces in mind, this poncho can easily be woven and sewn together with minimum equipment and space. Take the next step from weaving scarves and rectangles to an actual garment. All you need is a rigid heddle loom with a width of 10-inches or wider. Easy as 1-2-3, this pattern guides you through the steps to weave three simple warps. It includes 9 pages with many photographs and a diagram for putting it all together. No sewing machine is needed since the panels are hand stitched.
One Size Fits Most
Finished Measurements:
Neck Opening: 15 inches across neckline
Length from neck opening to longest point: 30 inches
Width at widest point: 30 inches
Supplies:
Wool Yarn, Fingering in three natural colors
Light, 385 yds
Medium, 430 yds
Dark, 400 yds
I used Bare Naked Wools, Stone Soup Fingering, 450 yds each (Pumice (light), Slate (medium), River Rock (dark)
Rigid Heddle Loom with 10-inch weaving width
10-dent reed
shuttle for weaving.
Optional: Pick-up stick
Notions:
Light-weight fusible pellon
Tapestry needle
One Size Fits Most
Finished Measurements:
Neck Opening: 15 inches across neckline
Length from neck opening to longest point: 30 inches
Width at widest point: 30 inches
Supplies:
Wool Yarn, Fingering in three natural colors
Light, 385 yds
Medium, 430 yds
Dark, 400 yds
I used Bare Naked Wools, Stone Soup Fingering, 450 yds each (Pumice (light), Slate (medium), River Rock (dark)
Rigid Heddle Loom with 10-inch weaving width
10-dent reed
shuttle for weaving.
Optional: Pick-up stick
Notions:
Light-weight fusible pellon
Tapestry needle