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Autumn Equinox Towel Kit$95.00
Subtotal: $95.00
Buff Towel Instructions
$9.00
Instructions are written for 8 shaft pattern, (4 shaft pattern instructions are in parentheses), and are written for 4 bath towels finished size: 48”x 28”, plus 36” loom waste.
Both towel and bath sheet instructions are included. The 4 or 8 shaft drafts are for use with either the towels or bath sheets. All items are hemmed after weaving. Instructions are included for looms with 36” weaving width. Feel free to modify to fit the size loom you have available.
Project Description:
- 4 bath towels finished size: 48”x28”, plus 36” loom waste.
- Instructions are written for 8 shaft pattern, 4 shaft pattern instructions are in parentheses.
Yarn Needed:
- 5 lbs- 3/2 American Maid™ unmercerized cotton yarn in Natural White (Approximately 6,300 yards)
- 1.5 oz cone –10/2 American Maid™ unmercerized cotton yarn in Natural White (Approximately 240 yards)
These are only the instructions to make the towels. If you would like to purchase a kit that includes the yarn…click here.
After purchase, you will have unlimited access to the downloadable file. Please let us know if you want a copy mailed to you.
1 review for Buff Towel Instructions
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clgordon (verified owner) –
WOW!!!!!!! Weaving the M’s & O’s 4 harness pattern with the 3/2 Cotton yarn was fun. The best part is how thirsty the bath towels are. It did take a few washings to remove commercial processing coatings for the towels to become really soft and thirsty. I love both of my bath towels. Am planning to weave more to replace my purchased towels. I added some of the naturally colored yarns into the pattern. Following the baking soda soak, the greens now jump! Beautiful!! Thank you!!!!