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