Sock yarns make a great scarf. Designed and woven by Sara Goldenberg White. Yarn courtesy Brown Sheep.

Weave

15 100 100 10 67 49 36 0 42 5 92 4

38 37 94 24 0 76 81 31 90 7 0 36

3 66 100 9 49 24 0 70 0 42 59 49

Copyright © 2011 Schacht Spindle Company 6101 Ben Place Boulder, Colorado 80301

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15 100 100 10 67 49 36 0 42 5 92 4

38 37 94 24 0 76 81 31 90 7 0 36

3 66 100 9 49 24 0 70 0 42 59 49

Make two very different

scarves on one warp. Combine

three variegated sock yarns

with similar colors for a muted

stripey look. The different weft

colors make each scarf unique.

Structure Plain weave.

equipment Rigid heddle

loom and a stick shuttle.

YarnSWarp—Brown Sheep Wilde-

foote, 215 yd/50 g.; 77 yards

of Bluegrass SY-400, 77 yards

of Symphony SY-600, 115

yards of Ragtime SY-300.

Weft—Brown Sheep Nature-

spun, sport weight, 310 yd/50

g.; 118 yards Scarlet N48S;

118 yards Nordic Blue N30S.

Warp for 2 ScarveSWarp length: 137” (includes

18" of loom waste)

Warp ends: 70

Width in reed: 7"

E.P.I. and P.P.I.: 10

Length: 55" unwashed, 52"

washed (each scarf)

Width: 6 ½" unwashed, 5 ⅞"

washed

Fringe length: 4"

WeavinGWeave plain weave for 55"

with the Scarlet weft. Leave 9"

unwoven, then weave 55" of

plain weave with the Nordic

Blue weft.

Remove the scarves from

the loom. Cut the scarves

apart by cutting the unwoven

section in half. Knot fringe on

all ends in bundles of 5.

finiSHinGWash by hand in very warm

water and lay flat to dry. Be-

Bluegrass 10 10 20 ends

Ragtime 10 10 10 30 ends

Symphony 10 10 20 ends

70 ends

WarpinG pLan

cause the sock yarn contains

nylon, the scarves can be

washed fairly hard. If fabric is

not sufficiently fulled, wet the

fabric and place in dryer with

towels and tumble, checking

the fabric frequently until suf-

ficiently fulled. Lay flat to dry

and then steam press on back

using a press cloth.

Copyright © 2011 Schacht Spindle Company 6101 Ben Place Boulder, Colorado 80301

p. 303.442.3212 f. 303.447.9273 schachtspindle.com

15 100 100 10 67 49 36 0 42 5 92 4

38 37 94 24 0 76 81 31 90 7 0 36

3 66 100 9 49 24 0 70 0 42 59 49

Two solid yarns and a novelty ribbon make a fun pillow fabric. Designed and woven by Sara Goldenberg White.

Weave

15 100 100 10 67 49 36 0 42 5 92 4

38 37 94 24 0 76 81 31 90 7 0 36

3 66 100 9 49 24 0 70 0 42 59 49

Make two very different

scarves on one warp. Combine

three variegated sock yarns

with similar colors for a muted

stripey look. The different weft

colors make each scarf unique.

Structure Plain weave.

equipment Rigid heddle

loom and a stick shuttle.

YarnSWarp—Brown Sheep Wilde-

foote, 215 yd/50 g.; 77 yards

of Bluegrass SY-400, 77 yards

of Symphony SY-600, 115

yards of Ragtime SY-300.

Weft—Brown Sheep Nature-

spun, sport weight, 310 yd/50

g.; 118 yards Scarlet N48S;

118 yards Nordic Blue N30S.

Warp for 2 ScarveSWarp length: 137” (includes

18" of loom waste)

Warp ends: 70

Width in reed: 7"

E.P.I. and P.P.I.: 10

Length: 55" unwashed, 52"

washed (each scarf)

Width: 6 ½" unwashed, 5 ⅞"

washed

Fringe length: 4"

WeavinGWeave plain weave for 55"

with the Scarlet weft. Leave 9"

unwoven, then weave 55" of

plain weave with the Nordic

Blue weft.

Remove the scarves from

the loom. Cut the scarves

apart by cutting the unwoven

section in half. Knot fringe on

all ends in bundles of 5.

finiSHinGWash by hand in very warm

water and lay flat to dry. Be-

Bluegrass 10 10 20 ends

Ragtime 10 10 10 30 ends

Symphony 10 10 20 ends

70 ends

WarpinG pLan

cause the sock yarn contains

nylon, the scarves can be

washed fairly hard. If fabric is

not sufficiently fulled, wet the

fabric and place in dryer with

towels and tumble, checking

the fabric frequently until suf-

ficiently fulled. Lay flat to dry

and then steam press on back

using a press cloth.