Alpaca Herringbone Scarf by Ali Hurlburt PDF Pattern Only
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Herringbone is an absolutely classic weave structure. Its clean, simple lines are perfect for showing off beautiful colours and textures in your weaving yarn. This scarf kit features alpaca yarn. Alpaca is warm, durable, and (most importantly) luxuriously soft! If you haven’t woven with alpaca before, you are in for a treat.
This scarf will make a perfect holiday gift for all genders and ages, or a perfect gift for yourself to stay cozy warm this winter.
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To use this pattern you will need access to a four-shaft loom with a minimum weaving width of 15 inches. You will also need either a 6 or an 8 dent reed.
Difficulty: Beginner
The Supplies we use are the 3/10 Alpaca
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