Color Inside the Square and Texture, Too
$100.00
A virtual class With Linda Pietz
April 1, 2:00-4:00pm and April 2, 2:00-4:00pm
Pin Loom Weaving is fun; now let’s take it to the next level. Learn to combine both color and texture for squares as unique as your imagination.
Class sessions will be recorded and remain accessible online to registered students of the class for 4 weeks following the event.
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Description
Learn to personalize pin-woven squares using your own yarn and weave combinations. Dive into that stash to come up with surprisingly beautiful colorways and textures.
Using a fine yarn to weave a square, add a variegated worsted-weight between the rows; your pattern will slowly emerge — as you follow the chart— in a square with one side the reverse of the other. The hardest part will be deciding which side you like best.
Learn the 3-to-1 weave. Using simple directions, weave a heart design into your square. Make an afghan with each square showing its heart and give it to someone special.
Perhaps weaving a tartan or a hounds-tooth pattern appeals to you. With the hounds-tooth square, learn to make a two-layer warp.
To top it all off, grab two very different variegated yarns and learn another variation on warping. The results will surprise you!
It is time to take your Pin Loom Weaving to the next level, and Linda will help you create blocks that are unique to you!
Special skills or knowledge needed to take this class:
Students must be able to weave a basic square on a 4-inch Pin Loom and to follow a simple chart.
Supply list
• 4×4-inch Zoom Loom or Weave-It AND 6-inch needle.
• Scissors
• Several colors of worsted-weight yarn, a minimum of 8 yards per color
• Two very different variegated worsted-weight yarns, a minimum of 8 yards each
• One skein of solid-colored sock-weight yarn
Optional:
• Row counter
• A second loom makes it possible to try out more while in class.
Additional information
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Subcategories | Color and Creativity, Design, Special Techniques, Stitch Patterns, Tips and Hints, Trouble Shooting |