October is coming!
Get ready to weave a mini wall hanging in your frame loom and set the mood in your home for this Halloween with this spooky Krokbragd pattern.
It was designed so the mini wall hanging is about 10x18 cm. / 4x7 in.

Krokbragd is a versatile type of weaving that gives as result a thick and compact textile which Scandinavian women used to wove rugs, blankets and tapestries with, among other homely textiles for the daily life.

It's a very interesting technique because with the same repeating sequence and by just changing colours per row you can create an unlimited amount of designs. It's magical and very impressive!

This is a downloadable 26 pages PDF.

Table of contents
- A spooky pattern inspired in Halloween (cobwebs, pumpkins, skulls, cats).
- About Krokbragd
- How to read the pattern
- How the sequence works
- List of materials, textile data sheet & FAQ
- How yarn intersects on the edges - Different cases

List of materials
- A frame loom
- Four different colours of cotton 8/6 or 8/8
- Yarn needle (ideally four, one for each color)
- Comb (a fork is always welcome as well)
- Scissors
- Dowel rod (14 cm. / 5.5 in.)

This pattern is mainly oriented to people who already have an intermediate/advanced knowledge of weaving on a frame loom.
Nevertheless, if you are just beginning in the weaving world keep in mind I've added an explanation of how to sequence and yarn intersection on the edges work and how to read the pattern.
Keep in mind I don't include a description of weaving foundations (terms, warping, types of basic weaves, textile extraction from the loom, etc.). For this, I suggest you my "Weaving Guide - Creating my First woven Wall hanging" that you can find here >>> https://www.etsy.com/listing/839096732/weave-your-first-wall-hanging-on-a-frame

Doubts? Suggestions? Message me and I'll happily help you.

Happy Halloween!
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Dani from Nüshu Textiles.