Weaving Log Cabin Pattern with Peggy
You will make 2 placemats in this class. Choose worsted-weight yarns in two colors with good contrast. Both colors should be the same fiber content. Good choices for yarns are Berroca Pima 100 cotton or a worsted-weight Superwash wool. Allow 200 yards of each color.
You will begin weaving Log Cabin pattern placemats. The weave structure will be tabby.
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | Advanced Beginner. You need to know how to warp the loom. |
| Requirements: | 12-inch or larger loom with one heddle: 7.5-dent, Sleying (threading) hook, the usual tools (scissors, yarn needle, measure, etc.). You may either direct warp or indirect warp. Two colors of worsted weight yarn in heavily contrasting colors - about 200 yards of each color. Worsted-weight yarn in two colors with good contrast. You will need a total of about 400 yards (200 yards of each of two colors). You will need a loom and yarn for this course. Looms may be rented from HOKC for $25 per week and the rentals must be arranged in advance as supplies are limited. |
| Instructor: | Peggy McIntosh |
| Instructor Bio: | Peggy has been weaving for more than 30 years, and teaching weaving at HOKC for 4 years. She is a member of the Inland Empire Handweavers Guild |
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