Please note - this is a PDF digital pattern, not a finished item. This project is designed for those who are familiar with the basics of inkle weaving. It does not include instructions for warping and weaving on an inkle loom. If you are brand new to inkle weaving, I highly recommend my Inkle Weaving Course online, available here- https://kelly-casanova-weaving-lessons.teachable.com/p/inkle-weaving/?preview=logged_out This 29 page PDF includes charts for 6 different inkle band designs plus a super cool bag project to make use of your wonderful bands. The bag instructions are step by step with colour photos to ensure your success. Each band has a visual threading chart (instructions on how to read these are included). Inkle weaving tips and additional resources are also available within the pattern. ************************************************************************************************************ You will need: An inkle loom (inklette size is fine) Belt shuttle String heddles for your loom A sewing machine capable of straight and zig zag stitch Scissors, sewing thread etc I like to use 8/2 cotton for weaving inkle bands, but the patterns can be adapted if you prefer a different yarn. Full yarn and materials list is given when you purchase the pattern. ************************************************************************************************************** Any questions? Simply message me and I'll get back to you ASAP. What happens when you purchase a digital file? Following checkout you will receive an email from Etsy with a download link. If you don't see the email in a timely matter, please check your spam/junk email folder. If for any reason you are not able to access your file in this way, you can find it by logging into your Etsy account, clicking on your profile picture in the top right hand corner of your page, then choosing "Purchases and Reviews" from the drop down menu. If you need further help, please feel free to message me 😊

As a nod to bandweaving, we’ve collected seven of our favorite bandweaving articles and projects together into this special collection.

Description Book Specs The Brand By Kate Davies An inkling might be regarded as the very beginning of a thought . . . After an inspiring residency with the British Council and Applied Arts Scotland, Kate Davies took up inkle weaving and found that the experience of learning a new skill, completely from scratch, profoundly revivified her creative practice. Learning how to weave narrow patterned bands on an inkle loom allowed Kate to reflect upon the interconnections between different cultures and practices of making across the global north and south, and also helped her to approach the design process in a new way. The fifteen creative and colourful projects in this book are the result of such reflections. Alongside eleven patterns for hand-knitting—produced in Kate’s signature clear style, across an inclusive size range—are a selection of simple projects to weave on an inkle loom. This fresh, spirited, and colourful collection reveals the far-reaching creative potential of approaching design with a beginner’s mind and asking oneself, what if? Might you be inspired by some inklings of your own? Book includes 11 garment and accessory patterns for hand-knitting in Kate's Milarrochy Tweed yarn, plus 4 drafts for plain and pick-up patterns to weave on an inkle loom. Full colour, 108pp. Printed and bound in Glasgow. We also stock Ashford Inklette Looms which are perfect for the woven patterns! Paperback: 108 pages Dimensions: 21 x 21 x 1.3 cm Publisher: Kate Davies Designs My name is Kate Davies. I live by Scotland’s West Highland Way where I love writing, knitting walking, and swimming in the wonderful landscapes that surround me. I find that each of these activities has a creative and a critical dimension and the best of possible worlds is one in which I productively combine them all. Knitting is one of my greatest loves, and in 2010 (when a stroke at the age of 36 ended my academic career)  I began Kate Davies Designs (KDD) creating digital patterns for hand knitters. The business lent me a platform to combine my skills in research, writing and design, and rapidly grew into a small publishing company through which I began to produce my own books. In Colours of Shetland (2012), Yokes (2014), Buachaille: At Home in The Highlands (2015), The Book of Haps (2016), Shetland Oo (2016), Inspired by Islay(2017), Happit (2017), West Highland Way (2018) Shore (2018) and Milarrochy Heids (2018) I bring my passions for historical writing and practical creativity together.  Nothing makes me happier than seeing knitters all over the world enjoying my books and making and wearing my designs.

In this beautifully illustrated Booklet learn how to assemble and use your Inkle Loomwith a beautiful project to get you started.   Inkle bands are strong and useful braids. Create colourful belts, bracelets, ties, guitar straps, shoelaces or trims for weaving. You can sew them together and make bags, placemats, cushion covers and much more. The Inkle Loom produces a warp-faced band in which the warp completely covers the weft. Please note that this booklet comes free with each purchase of the Inkle Loom. Simply add to cart to receive your free download via email.   Once added to your cart, and you have proceeded to checkout you will be sent a link to your digital file.    Paperback copy is also available for purchase.

This is a tutorial for weaving designs using two colors of alternating simple warp floats. Here I will show you how to weave the border design from a yurt band which you can see below. WARP FLOATS …

Please note - this is a PDF digital pattern, not a finished item. This project is designed for those who are familiar with the basics of inkle weaving. It does not include instructions for warping and weaving on an inkle loom. If you are brand new to inkle weaving, I highly recommend my Inkle Weaving Course online, available here- https://kelly-casanova-weaving-lessons.teachable.com/p/inkle-weaving/?preview=logged_out This 29 page PDF includes charts for 6 different inkle band designs plus a super cool bag project to make use of your wonderful bands. The bag instructions are step by step with colour photos to ensure your success. Each band has a visual threading chart (instructions on how to read these are included). Inkle weaving tips and additional resources are also available within the pattern. ************************************************************************************************************ You will need: An inkle loom (inklette size is fine) Belt shuttle String heddles for your loom A sewing machine capable of straight and zig zag stitch Scissors, sewing thread etc I like to use 8/2 cotton for weaving inkle bands, but the patterns can be adapted if you prefer a different yarn. Full yarn and materials list is given when you purchase the pattern. ************************************************************************************************************** Any questions? Simply message me and I'll get back to you ASAP. What happens when you purchase a digital file? Following checkout you will receive an email from Etsy with a download link. If you don't see the email in a timely matter, please check your spam/junk email folder. If for any reason you are not able to access your file in this way, you can find it by logging into your Etsy account, clicking on your profile picture in the top right hand corner of your page, then choosing "Purchases and Reviews" from the drop down menu. If you need further help, please feel free to message me 😊

The Inklette Loom is a smaller version of the Inkle Loom. Both are designed to create long weave warp faced decorative braids, bands, belts, , trims, straps, dog leads and more! Use your loom to weave simple or intricate patterns with yarns, cotton Sashiko threads and beads! We decided we had to have them to make the patterns in Inkling by Kate Davies, and have been inspired to make belts which match our shawls and sweaters with our leftovers (shown in the pics on this page)! As with other Ashford products, this high quality loom from New Zealand is made from Silver Beech hard wood. Adjust your warp tension with an adjustable tension peg. Compact size for portability and easy storage. Belt shuttle included. Download your Learn to Weave on the Inklette Loom booklet here. Portable Strong design for high tension warps Tension adjustment Warp Length: 1 to 1.8m      Width 50mm We also stock the larger Inkle Loom (with warp length up to 2.8m and max width of 100mm).

This document describes how to weave letters on a warp-faced band. It could be used with a backstrap setup, inkle loom, band loom, rigid heddle or a floor loom. The technique is easier to use than some other methods and forms letters which are relatively crisp. This is not a technique for beginning inkle weavers. In order to weave letters, you should first have an understanding of how to set up and weave on an inkle loom and some basic understanding of pickup techniques. The information contained herein can be found on my blog and obtained free of charge. If you want it in a document format which is easy to print, I have formatted it as such and offer it here for a minimal charge. The printable version is 3 pages and includes the warping diagram and the letter diagram as well as a written description. It also contains a link to a video on my YouTube channel demonstrating the technique. View the blog post here; http://aspinnerweaver.blogspot.com/2015/12/weaving-letters-on-inkle-band.html This item is a PDF (Digital Document) which you will be able to download upon purchase.

Looking for the english version? Find it here >>> https://www.etsy.com/listing/1202614843/12-krokbragd-motifs-to-mix-and-match-in - Yet another Krokbragd weaving edition for frame loom. And this time is Spring edition time! With twelve (12) fruity, flowery and other abstract cheerful motifs that you'll be able to print or use digitally to mix and match and create wonderful textiles in your frame/tapestry loom. Krokbragd is a Scandinavian weaving technique that gives as result thick and compact textiles with plenty of colour usage. Scandinavian women used to wove rugs, blankets and tapestries with this technique, among other homely textiles for the daily life. It's a very interesting technique because with the same sequence that always repeats itself, and by just changing colours you can create an unlimited amount of designs. It's magical and really impressive! It's a 40 pages PDF ready to download and read from any device (computer, tablet, smartphone). What materials will you need? - A frame loom - Yarn - Yarn needles - Comb (a fork is always welcome as well) - Scissors - Dowel rod (optional) Main contents: - Data sheet & FAQ (with yarn recommendations) - Guidelines for grid/pattern reading - Understanding the sequence + a free video of the sequence put into action - Yarn interlocking (selvedges) - Step by step on how to make your amazing designs with these the included pattern grids. - 12 motifs (bees, peaches, strawberries, grapes, double petal flowers, tulips & more!) - 3 already made patterns in case you want to skip the mix and match part (bookmark, coasters, wall hanging) It's oriented to weavers who already have a basic knowledge about frame loom (how to warp it, how to tabby weave, extract textile from it, basic terms such as warp, weft, comb down, etc.). If you are just jumping into the weaving world of frame loom I suggest you my "Weaving Guide - Creating my first woven wall hanging on a frame loom" >>> https://www.etsy.com/listing/1066415253/weaving-guide-creating-my-first-woven It's a beginners guide with everything you need to know. Doubts? Suggestions? Message me and I'll happily help you. _ Let's connect! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nushutextiles/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/nushutextiles Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nushutextiles Dani from Nüshu Textiles.

This is a list of steps for those of you who have put a backstrap loom together, are ready to weave your first project, and are asking “Where do I start?” I have put together here a des…

This is a PDF-file with Slavic Patterns for Inkle Weaving in Baltic Pick-up style. It contains 30 ethnic schemes from simplest ornaments for 7 pattern threads to more complete patterns for 19 pattern threads and one pattern for 21 threads. IMPORTANT! This file DOES NOT TEACH HOW TO WEAVE! It only gives you a collection of ornaments for your new beautiful bands, belts, straps, and so on. No matter if you weave on your inkle loom or on your rigid heddle or in some other back strapping way - the patterns are good for you if you can weave in Baltic Pick-up Style. I also use these schemes while weaving fabrics for bags on my table weaving loom. So THIS FILE IS DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE FAMILIAR WITH THE THEORY OF INKLE WEAVING IN the BALTIC PICK UP STYLE. And also it can be used by masters of cross-stitch embroidery or for weaving fabrics with patterns. This collection of Slavic ornaments was gathered by me for years of my hobby from Russian and Belarusian sources in Russian-speaking internet communities and books. Download direct to your iPad, tablet, or computer, print, and create your masterpieces with gorgeous Slavic patterns ❤❤ All money received from this listing, except for Etsy fees, is going to the Purpose of creating my Weaving Studio. ❤ Visit my shop and see new additions, such as Beeswax Candles, Woven Scarves, and Woven Rugs: www.etsy.com/shop/WovenSlavicBelts ❤ Follow my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WovenSlavicBelts

Description Book Specs The Brand By Kate Davies An inkling might be regarded as the very beginning of a thought . . . After an inspiring residency with the British Council and Applied Arts Scotland, Kate Davies took up inkle weaving and found that the experience of learning a new skill, completely from scratch, profoundly revivified her creative practice. Learning how to weave narrow patterned bands on an inkle loom allowed Kate to reflect upon the interconnections between different cultures and practices of making across the global north and south, and also helped her to approach the design process in a new way. The fifteen creative and colourful projects in this book are the result of such reflections. Alongside eleven patterns for hand-knitting—produced in Kate’s signature clear style, across an inclusive size range—are a selection of simple projects to weave on an inkle loom. This fresh, spirited, and colourful collection reveals the far-reaching creative potential of approaching design with a beginner’s mind and asking oneself, what if? Might you be inspired by some inklings of your own? Book includes 11 garment and accessory patterns for hand-knitting in Kate's Milarrochy Tweed yarn, plus 4 drafts for plain and pick-up patterns to weave on an inkle loom. Full colour, 108pp. Printed and bound in Glasgow. We also stock Ashford Inklette Looms which are perfect for the woven patterns! Paperback: 108 pages Dimensions: 21 x 21 x 1.3 cm Publisher: Kate Davies Designs My name is Kate Davies. I live by Scotland’s West Highland Way where I love writing, knitting walking, and swimming in the wonderful landscapes that surround me. I find that each of these activities has a creative and a critical dimension and the best of possible worlds is one in which I productively combine them all. Knitting is one of my greatest loves, and in 2010 (when a stroke at the age of 36 ended my academic career)  I began Kate Davies Designs (KDD) creating digital patterns for hand knitters. The business lent me a platform to combine my skills in research, writing and design, and rapidly grew into a small publishing company through which I began to produce my own books. In Colours of Shetland (2012), Yokes (2014), Buachaille: At Home in The Highlands (2015), The Book of Haps (2016), Shetland Oo (2016), Inspired by Islay(2017), Happit (2017), West Highland Way (2018) Shore (2018) and Milarrochy Heids (2018) I bring my passions for historical writing and practical creativity together.  Nothing makes me happier than seeing knitters all over the world enjoying my books and making and wearing my designs.

Pattern Download Gifts of time and love are surely the basic ingredients of a truly merry Christmas. Your family and friends will surely cherish these Christmas inspired towels. They will bring holiday cheer to your kitchen while making your holiday goodies. Wrap up a box of your special homemade treats along with a set of towels for the perfect gift. Weave structure: plain weave with warp & weft color changes Yarns: Aurora Earth 8/2 100% unmercerized cottons in Lipstick, Winter Green, and White. Equipment needed: Rigid Heddle Loom; 23” weaving width; 10 dent reed; 3 stick shuttles Finished Dimensions: 19” x 28” each towel This Yuletide Cheer Towel project is available as a kit with all the yarns needed to weave either two or four towels. Designed by Jodi Ybarra

Inkle Weaving has been a lifelong pursuit for me. I started as a teenager in 1976 and now make my living as a weaver, teacher, and author of 2 inke weaving books. This 8-page document is a collection of Frequently Asked Questions. It includes information on how to choose a loom and yarns, how to make heddles and get set up, what to do if you break a warp or run out of weft and much more. In it, I share some tips and tricks and provide many links to further resources. Included is a 25-item glossary of terms associated with inkle weaving which will help clarify many things. All of this information is available on my blog: www.ASpinnerWeaver.com where you can view it for free. I have formatted it into the 8-page PDF which is offered here to make it handy for you to download and save for yourself or to print and add your own notes.

(Picture taken by Annie MacHale of some warp float bands I made for a guild presentation) The simple warp float technique is one of the easiest patterning techniques to execute on warp faced weaves…

(Picture taken by Annie MacHale of some warp float bands I made for a guild presentation) The simple warp float technique is one of the easiest patterning techniques to execute on warp faced weaves…

Click on these linked titles to access my tutorials. The tutorials are not listed here in any particular order but I do give suggestions for the order in which to study them here. I strongly sugges…

This listing is for a tutorial for making a bag with handwoven Inkle bands. The manual is purely for assembling the bands into a bag and, NOT, for weaving the bands itself. The bands you see in the bags i've made are predominantly paid patterns, hence, i have not shared any information on weaving the bands itself. However, i have provided a few options for plain weave bands. The document includes: - List of what you need - Detailed step-by-step instructions with pictures This item is a digital download and NOT a physical item. You may sell the finished items on a small scale. Do not mass produce.

This page contains a free tutorial on how to weave a plain-weave tubular band while sewing it to the edge of cloth. If, however, you would like to weave a traditional patterned tubular band that is…

(Picture taken by Annie MacHale of some warp float bands I made for a guild presentation) The simple warp float technique is one of the easiest patterning techniques to execute on warp faced weaves…

I have been all over the place this week…sewing, braiding, twining and weaving four different patterning techniques. Keeps me on my toes! There was a lot of sewing as I finished the loom bag …

It's a book about weaving design especially for inkle weavers and band weavers. Learn what you need to know about color and design for...

BalticWeaver - Hand Woven Inkle Loom, Medieval Belt, Band, Trim Length: 98 3/8 inches (250 centimeters) and Fringe Width: 1 inches (2,5 cm) Material: wool ***** Ready to send **** If you want a different color or other length, write to me. See my other projects Hand Woven https://www.etsy.com/shop/BalticWeaver Smoke free home. Shipping is made within 2 working days of receipt of the full amount. Costumes are sent by an envelope bubble. Priority registered letter

TUTORIAL – Disenos con trama suplementaria. Para tejer bandas decoradas con patrones hechos con una trama suplementaria, yo empiezo con una urdimbre preparada para un tejido faz de urdimbre p…

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Inkle loom.Runic beaded bracelets. This runic pattern for a beaded bracelet symbolizes ensuring a safe journey, a happy journey. Viking bead bracelet. Success on the road. Runic protection .Happy road. Beaded Pattern Beads: This is a DIGITAL Loom Beaded Bracelet pattern that is instantly downloadable. You will receive PDFs, not the finished products. Materials not included. Finished bracelet size: Width: 15 columns | 0.8 inches | approximately 2.0 cm. Length: 60 rows | 4.13 inches | Approximately 11.0 cm. If you need a different size bracelet, please message me your size and I will send you a pattern that can be tailored to your size. This bracelet design is made from Miyuki 11/0 Delica beads. Colors: 2 Technique: peyote, odd count, single drop stitch. You will receive PDFs that contain: ✓ Pattern preview ✓ Legend about the beads, which indicates the color and number of beads used. ✓ Large pattern chart, both colors. ✓ Large graph with letters. ✓ Word chart. This file will be available for download immediately after purchase. This template does NOT include instructions. You should be familiar with the payote technique. Displayed image colors may vary slightly on different monitors. This purchase is for personal use only. You may not resell this pattern in digital or physical form. Please do not modify, copy, share or reproduce any part of the document, or recreate a new design based on these templates for resale. For any questions, don't hesitate to contact me! Thank you for visiting my store!

With this Southwestern Swedish weave PDF pattern you wear your needlework talent everywhere you go. It is a western style wrap that will draw many compliments. This has some fun geometric Swedish weave stitches you will enjoy weaving. Materials you need for this pattern: Yarn -- brown, tan, and cream A blunt tipped needle 1 2/3 yards rust colored monks cloth The finished size measures 46" x 46"

Loom bracelet pattern for the use of Miyuki Delica size 11/0 seed beads. Ethnic folk ornament PDF file includes: 1. Large picture of the pattern 2. Bead Legend with the color, name, number and quantity of beads. 3. Bead graph - color coded and numbered graph of the pattern. 4. Word chart of the pattern. ✔ This product includes digital pattern in PDF format that you can instantly download after purchase ✔ ✔ Please note! That pattern doesn't contain materials and instuctions for beading techniques ✔ Technique: Loom or Square stitch Colors: 6 ♥ ♥ ♥ You may choose other colors according to your taste Length: 7.44 in (rows 108) Width: 1.76in (columns 33) ♥ ♥ ♥ You can reduce or increase the length of the bracelet by removing or adding rows ✔ How to download the digital file after purchasing: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949?ref=help_search_result _______________________________________________________________________________________ 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐓𝐘 The patterns is for personal use only! Do not share, sell or copy this pattern! If you want to sell or publish the finished product please give credit to me by linking back to the page where you bought the pattern or include shop name in the description.

Click on these linked titles to access my tutorials. The tutorials are not listed here in any particular order but I do give suggestions for the order in which to study them here. I strongly sugges…

Warp faced plain weave with warp substitution technique is a nice way to learn pick-up as a warm up to doing one-weft double weave. You have a lot of freedom to create striking patterns on the uppe…

Warp faced plain weave with warp substitution technique is a nice way to learn pick-up as a warm up to doing one-weft double weave. You have a lot of freedom to create striking patterns on the uppe…

Click on these linked titles to access my tutorials. The tutorials are not listed here in any particular order but I do give suggestions for the order in which to study them here. I strongly sugges…

SUPPLEMENTARY WEFT PATTERNS-the tutorial. You may remember these designs from a previous post on supplementary weft patterning. Now I am happy to present the promised tutorial on supplementary weft…

Warp faced plain weave with warp substitution technique is a nice way to learn pick-up as a warm up to doing one-weft double weave. You have a lot of freedom to create striking patterns on the uppe…