Stage 3 · Pattern
Patterns & Drafts
Draft paper, pick-up sticks, pattern books, sett references and sample notebooks — the paperwork that makes a weave repeatable.
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Draft paper
The grid a weave is written on
Pick-up stick
Selects warp ends by hand for pattern
Pattern book
A library of drafts, tied up and ready
Weaving calculator
Pocket reference for sett, ends and yarn
Sample notebook
The record that makes weaving repeatable
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Looms & Frames
Everything that holds tension and moves the shed: floor looms, table looms, rigid-heddle looms, inkle looms, tapestry frames and warping boards.
Fibers & Yarns
Wool, cotton, linen, silk, alpaca and novelty yarns, with the numbers that matter: count, strength, elasticity, sett and shrinkage.
Weaving Tools
Shuttles, bobbins, reeds, heddles, warping pegs and fringe twisters — the parts that carry the weft and set the cloth.