Flexi-Flax Table Linens Pattern - by Veronique Perrot and Elisabeth Hill

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This collaboration by Elisabeth Hill and Veronique Perrot have resulted not only  beautiful patterns for placemats and napkins, but provide a fun lesson in deflected doubleweave with detailed instructions, options to "play with treadling" and video links to help achieve great selvages with deflected doubleweave.  This pattern provides detailed instructions for a dazzling array of placemats and napkins woven in linen. The placemats are woven using use a heavier weight, and napkins a lighter weight, of Euroflax linen yarns. Both use the same threading, an 8-shaft deflected double weave, but the treadling variations can be mixed and matched for a coordinating set or an eclectic mix.

You will need an 8-shaft loom with 18” weaving width. For placemats, you will need a 12 or 15-dent reed, 3 shuttles and 4 bobbins. For napkins, you will need a 12-dent reed, 2 shuttles and 3 bobbins.
This pattern was designed with jack looms in mind, and uses a skeleton tie-up throughout. Instructions for using a standard tie-up are also provided for most of the variations.  Please note that some treadling variations require a skeleton tie-up, while others can be woven almost as described.

Yarn kits are available - Placemats or Towels Link  Napkins Link 

This pattern contains two pdfs: one 14-page file for placemats, which includes 8 treadling variations and tips to weave towels on the same warp, and one 12-page file for napkins, which includes 5 treadling variations and great tips for creating your own napkin designs.