4-Shaft Technique Trio #1: Turned & Telescoped Drafts

Technique Trios are designed for weavers who want to dive deep into a technique over a series of patterns. Each collection includes three patterns exploring the same technique from different angles, plus all the yarn you need to weave them.  Our debut Technique Trio is designed by Madison Potter, who you may know from her Turned Taqueté Towels, Crackle Weave Napkins, and Cascade Runner. This collection explores two draft-manipulation techniques: Turning and Telescoping, both of which allow complex-looking fabrics to be woven efficiently on a 4-shaft loom.  Three projects—a Crackle runner, an Overshot tea set, and Telescoped towels—each show a different facet of what’s possible. If you've ever wanted to get more out of your 4-shaft loom, this is the rabbit hole worth scampering down. EQUIPMENT 4-shaft loom with 16" weaving width 10 & 12-dent reeds 23-100 heddles per shaft 1-2 boat shuttles YARN INCLUDED:  Beam 8/2 in Dawn Beam 3/2 in Natural, Inkwell, and Robin Duet in Storm,