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Arrowhead Pattern Chart
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The Arrowhead pattern was the first twining chart I ever created, inspired by a woven throw blanket. Watching the stitches come together to create these unique shapes, made from only two colors, was tremendously exciting. The success of the Arrowhead pattern ended up being my inspiration for this entire twining series.
The design is duplicated on the back side, making this a completely reversable rug pattern.
Contents
This 19-page printable guide includes everything you need to create an intricately woven rug design on your twining loom:
Easy-to-read color-coded chart for the Arrowhead design
Step-by-step twining instructions with hand-drawn illustrations
Custom sizing instructions - this pattern will work on any size twining loom!
I'll also walk you through how to read your work while twining, so you will never get lost
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Clear Stitch Illustrations
No need to sift through a lengthy tutorial video just to see how a stitch type is created. Written instructions and hand drawn graphics give a quick reminder of how all the stitches are formed. Even experienced twiners can use a refresher now and then.
Custom Sizing instructions
This pattern will work on any size loom! I've broken down the math so you don't have to. The instructions and examples make it easy to center the Arrowhead pattern on any size project. Just print the chart, size it to your loom, and start twining.
How to Read Your Work
Feel confident that you will never lose your place, even if you take a long pause on your project or have to reprint the chart. I walk you through the unique shapes in the Arrowhead pattern and give examples so you can pick up exactly where you left off.
A sustainable craft that looks stunning
I’d love to see re-use and upcycling become a more common part of everyday life. Finding practical ways to repurpose cast off materials - while making them beautiful - can be challenging. For me, twining rag rugs has become not only a creative outlet but also a subtle dig at the system. A way to slow the conveyor belt of “purchase to landfill” that seems to be increasing in speed all the time. I hope this chart inspires a new adventure in your own twining journey and helps more people discover the lovely possibilities of upcycling.