Clasped Warp and Clasped Weft Scarf

About Clasped Warp and Clasped Weft Scarf

Discover the beauty of combining clasped warp and clasped weft in a single, eye-catching scarf. In this session, you’ll learn how to create striking, flowing patterns that seem to dance across the fabric—while discovering just how approachable these techniques can be. We’ll cover effective warping for success, loom setup for clasped techniques, and practical weaving tips to help you maintain even warp tension and achieve beautiful results.

During this two-hour tutorial, Deborah will demonstrate each technique step by step, clearly explaining how to achieve them. Close-up video segments will guide you through the entire process, and questions are encouraged throughout the session. While you won’t be weaving during class, you’ll be able to fully engage in the discussion, ask questions, and then follow along with the video afterward as you create your project at home.

If interested, kits are available from Cotton Clouds that include the yarn needed for the project.

The capacity for this class is 25 students.

Class Materials

Students should provide:
Students will not need the supplies during class, but should have them on hand so they can weave the scarf during the 30 days the video will be available. Rigid heddle loom with at least 10" weaving width, 7.5 or 8 dent reed, warping peg(s), threading/sley hook, clamps, 2 brown paper bags, 1 tube fro inside a paper towel roll, tape measure, tapestry needle, shuttle, 2 contrasting colors of dk weight yarn, about 350 yards color D Dark, and about 300 yards color L light. Print the handout and have it available during class.