Weaving for kids is both a joy and challenge. Crackle weave structure (so named after the crackling glaze structure on some pottery) allows for graphic designs with few to no floats drastically reducing the risk of snagging. These blankets are an adaptation of pattern simple titled “Scandinavian Favorite” and I understand why it was so named. Using cotton for the warp, weft, and tabby allows these pieces to be thrown in the washing machine and dryer (cold, gentle) and in our family this pattern has held up to the chaos of childhood. I used a rich saddle tan for the warp and a gradient of purples for the weft. The inverse image appears on the back. Measures 49"x75.5.”
One of a kind.
Being a child not a requirement for the use of this blanket.
Weaving for kids is both a joy and challenge. Crackle weave structure (so named after the crackling glaze structure on some pottery) allows for graphic designs with few to no floats drastically reducing the risk of snagging. These blankets are an adaptation of pattern simple titled “Scandinavian Favorite” and I understand why it was so named. Using cotton for the warp, weft, and tabby allows these pieces to be thrown in the washing machine and dryer (cold, gentle) and in our family this pattern has held up to the chaos of childhood. I used a rich saddle tan for the warp and a gradient of purples for the weft. The inverse image appears on the back. Measures 49"x75.5.”
One of a kind.
Being a child not a requirement for the use of this blanket.
