Best of Handwoven: Yarn Series--A Dozen Projects in 10/2 Cotton eBook

Use your stash with the new Yarn Series project eBooks. The very first installment offers techniques and projects for 10/2 cotton, one of the most versatile and durable yarns available for weavers. This yarn is a basic staple on most weavers shelves making it the perfect go-to resource for weaving projects. It is the most frequently used because it is strong, relatively fine, inert (not twisty), inelastic (does not stretch), and smooth. Pearl cotton is an excellent choice for new weavers, even though it is relatively fine.
While cotton is somewhat thought of for use in table linens and similar household accessories, the fineness of 10/2 cotton makes it perfect for woven scarves and shawls as well. Create tablecloths, towels, curtains, bags, and scarves in this fine cotton all with the help of the Best of Handwoven: Yarn SeriesA Dozen Projects in 10/2 Cotton eBook!


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Tablecloth in M’s and O’s
Margaret Gaynes [4-6 shafts]

Turned Taqueté Towels
Betsy Blumenthal [4 shafts]

Dornick-Twill Towels
Mary Frost [4-8 shafts]

A Tablecloth for Sunday Tea
Everett Gilmore [4-8 shafts]

Swedish-Lace Curtain
Sigrid Piroch [4 shafts]

Summer Rose Mat in Leno
Suzanne DeAtley [4 shafts]

Patterned Doubleweave Mat
Alison Irwin [4 shafts]

The Ultimate Brown Bag
Barbara Smith Eychaner [4 shafts]

Advancing-Twill Runner
Madelyn van der Hoogt [4-8 shafts]

Twill Towels on Four Shafts
Alice Schlein [4 shafts]