Two different pale pink yarns are used in this light & airy summer scarf. Designed and woven by Jane Patrick.

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

This little scarf is an easy

summer weaving project that

you can weave up on your

Cricket Loom, whether you’re

at home or on the road. Jane

used two different pale pink

yarns, one for the warp and

the other for the weft, but

this scarf will weave up just

as lovely in a bright sunflower

yellow or brilliant zinnia red.

The ribbing stripes that

accent the length of the scarf

are just several warp yarns

used together. This was easily

created during the warping

process where several ends

were threaded in one slot. The

weaving is simple plain weave.

Structure Plain weave

with grouped warp ribs.

equipment Jane wove

this on the Cricket Loom, but

you could weave this project

on any rigid heddle loom or

floor loom by threading the

grouped ends in a heddle.

YarnSWarp—Classic Elite Yarns Silky

Alpaca Lace (70% alpaca and

30% silk) at 4169 yd/lb, pale

pink. 1 ball/460 yards per ball.

Weft—Cascade Yarns Kid

Seta (70% super kid mohair

and 30% silk) at 4181 yd/

lb in color 463, pale pink. 1

ball/230 yards per ball.

WarpWarp length: 90”

Warp ends: 99 (includes the

grouped threads).

Width in reed: 6 ¾”.

Sett: About 10 working ends

per inch. See threading plan.

DimenSiOnSSize after weaving: 6 1/2”

x 62”

Size after washing: 5 1/2” x

58” with 2” fringes.

nOteS

When using the direct peg

warping method, you will sley

Hole 1 1 1 1 1 skip 1 1 1 1 1

Slot 1 1 1 1 5 4 1 1 1 1

repeat five times end

tHreaDinG pLan

4 slots with 2 ends per slot,

then thread the 5th slot with 6

threads and the 6th slot with 4

threads. Repeat this another 4

times, then sley 4 slots with 2

ends per slot.

Finish warping at the peg

(single end in the slot). You

will place this end in the hole

at the selvedge.

When threading the holes,

take a thread from the first

slot at the edge and thread it

in the selvedge hole. The slot

with 6 threads will have one

of the threads removed and

threaded in the adjacent hole.

The hole between the grouped

warp threads is left unthread-

ed. Alternatively, you could

wind the warp on a warping

board and then thread the

rigid heddle according to the

threading plan.

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

This little scarf is an easy

summer weaving project that

you can weave up on your

Cricket Loom, whether you’re

at home or on the road. Jane

used two different pale pink

yarns, one for the warp and

the other for the weft, but

this scarf will weave up just

as lovely in a bright sunflower

yellow or brilliant zinnia red.

The ribbing stripes that

accent the length of the scarf

are just several warp yarns

used together. This was easily

created during the warping

process where several ends

were threaded in one slot. The

weaving is simple plain weave.

Structure Plain weave

with grouped warp ribs.

equipment Jane wove

this on the Cricket Loom, but

you could weave this project

on any rigid heddle loom or

floor loom by threading the

grouped ends in a heddle.

YarnSWarp—Classic Elite Yarns Silky

Alpaca Lace (70% alpaca and

30% silk) at 4169 yd/lb, pale

pink. 1 ball/460 yards per ball.

Weft—Cascade Yarns Kid

Seta (70% super kid mohair

and 30% silk) at 4181 yd/

lb in color 463, pale pink. 1

ball/230 yards per ball.

WarpWarp length: 90”

Warp ends: 99 (includes the

grouped threads).

Width in reed: 6 ¾”.

Sett: About 10 working ends

per inch. See threading plan.

DimenSiOnSSize after weaving: 6 1/2”

x 62”

Size after washing: 5 1/2” x

58” with 2” fringes.

nOteS

When using the direct peg

warping method, you will sley

Hole 1 1 1 1 1 skip 1 1 1 1 1

Slot 1 1 1 1 5 4 1 1 1 1

repeat five times end

tHreaDinG pLan

4 slots with 2 ends per slot,

then thread the 5th slot with 6

threads and the 6th slot with 4

threads. Repeat this another 4

times, then sley 4 slots with 2

ends per slot.

Finish warping at the peg

(single end in the slot). You

will place this end in the hole

at the selvedge.

When threading the holes,

take a thread from the first

slot at the edge and thread it

in the selvedge hole. The slot

with 6 threads will have one

of the threads removed and

threaded in the adjacent hole.

The hole between the grouped

warp threads is left unthread-

ed. Alternatively, you could

wind the warp on a warping

board and then thread the

rigid heddle according to the

threading plan.

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 different pale pink yarns are used in this light & airy summer scarf. Designed and woven by jane Patrick.

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