Glitter Scarf Instructions
The incredible sparkle of Abigail Gimp really shines in this classically elegant scarf. Set against a background of Black mercerized cotton yarn with bands of Elastic Silk yarn, the Silver Abigail Gimp Yarn really shines.
Add the full WIF file if you want to play with the draft in your weaving software or use the WIF file to weave the table runner on your loom. The WIF file shows all the picks needed to weave the runner.
10/2 and 20/2 Mercerized Cotton Yarn – Tubular Spectrum
Tubular Spectrum™ yarns are 100% mercerized cotton yarns, available in 46 vivid, intense and very color fast colors. Ideal for all of your handcrafted projects. The yarns will withstand years of washing and will keep your handwoven treasures looking bright and colorful! In order to view the colors on the cones and to purchase the yarns, please select the cone size and the weight of yarn from the drop down menus, and then the yarn color by clicking on the color swatches shown below.
This page has 10/2 and 20/2 weight yarns. If you would like to use 3/2 or 5/2 weight yarn, please click here.
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Ripples Scarf Yarn Collection
Add some texture to your wardrobe! Denise Kovnat designed and wove this beautiful scarf featured in the November/December 2022 issue of Handwoven Magazine. It uses 20/2 Tubular Spectrum mercerized cotton and S-twist Linen Crepe Yarn to make an elegant scarf. We have created this yarn collection with the right amounts of all three yarns to make one or two scarves.
You can purchase the pattern from Handwoven by clicking here.
Blueberry Pie Scarves
Mmmm…Woven pie! Using a 4-shaft loom and a combination of 10/2 and 20/2 Tubular Spectrum™ Mercerized cotton yarn, these scrumptious, drapey scarves are woven with perfect pie shaped motifs. The two different scarves are created by changing only the weft color. And with the 20/2 weft, the scarves have a wonderful iridescence. All on 4 shafts and woven with a single shuttle. The kit contains all the yarn you need to make both scarves.
Listen to the Loon! Difficulty level is Intermediate (Three Fish).
Scarves designed and woven by Mary Berent.