Handwoven Hexagon Pin Loom Skirt designed by Greta Holmstrom of Ardor Weaving.
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This pattern includes step-by-step instructions for skirt design woven using a pin loom, including chart for assembly.
Skill Level: Basic pin loom weaving and sewing skills
Size: Completely customizable. Instructions for customization included.
Equipment Needed: TexaTURTLE TM 6" Regular-Sett Hexagon Pin Loom (available from BluebonnetCrafters on Etsy, or see www.turtleloom.com for more information), 7" weaving needle; size C-2/2.75 mm crochet hook or a 2.75 mm locker hook, tapestry needle, scissors, sewing machine.
Yarn: The pattern includes yardage requirements for each color used, as well as customization tips. The recommended yarn is Superwash Worsted Yarn. The skirt as shown requires approximately 472 yards of worsted weight yarn.
Note: This listing is for the pattern to make a handwoven skirt. Skirt, loom, yarn, are not included.
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Reviews (1)
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Feb 23, 2023
A great hexagon skirt pattern! - Easy enough for a beginner to make. - Quick progress makes in an attractive project for any pin-loom weaver. - Easy to adjust the length and the width. - Easy and comfortable waistband solution. And ... while the stripe is what makes the "team", it also makes this skirt a great companion to the Happi-Style Coat in the "Easy Weaving with Little Looms" Spring 2023 magazine: Match the stripe of the coat with the skirt! Keep those patterns coming, Greta!
Gabi and Edith van Tassell