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Step 2: Set your warping peg 102″ away from the apron rod. You will use Twizzle and Merino Ribbon for the warp. Step 1: Wind all of the skeins into balls. We used a 15″ Cricket, however a Flip Loom would also be a good choice!ġ skein (240 yards/219 meters) Twizzle in the Barry’s Jubilee color or other Worsted equivalent.ġ/2 skein (115 yards/205 meters) Merino Ribbon in the Red Willow color or other Bulky equivalent.ġ/4 skein (315 yards/288 meters) Wool Crepe in the Hummingbird color or other Fingering equivalent. Single skeins of our custom Twizzle yarn are also available.įor this project, you will need a rigid heddle loom with at least a 15″ weaving width, and an 8-dent reed. We’ve made the project up into a Weave Along Scarf Kit, which is available on our website.
In this initial blog, we provide step-by-step warping instructions, which is the same technique shown in Woven Scarves. We’ll talk about this transformation later in our Weave Along. The scarf is easy to warp and weave and the finishing brings it all together. These yarns are just a joy to weave with. We combined this with Merino Ribbon in the warp and used their crepe yarn for weft. I worked with Mountain Colors to create a custom painted warp yarn in their delightful Twizzle yarn (a dream to weave with). I used her initial design as a jumping off point for our weave along scarf, using some of the same yarns from Mountain Colors that Stephanie used for her scarf, but changing the colorway to correspond with our 50 th Anniversary colors. I’ve always loved the Skwoosh scarf that my co-author Stephanie Flynn Sokolov designed for our book Woven Scarves. Barry’s Jubilee Weave Along #2 AugBarry’s Jubilee Weave Along – Warping the Skwoosh Scarf
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