View pattern details. Bridgetown Scarf Designed by Carly Jayne Yes, you can weave Deflected Doubleweave on a rigid heddle loom! Woven in Sero Silk Noil and Mallo Cotton Slub, this scarf is cloud-soft, comfortable for all seasons, and will brighten any dreary day. The design suggested bridges over blue water, so it was named for the rainy city of Portland, which has twelve bridges spanning the Willamette River. Order a kit. Please note: This is not a beginner project. If you have never woven with two heddles before, we suggest starting with the Doublewidth Shawl or the Twofold collection to learn the basics of threading and weaving Doubleweave. Also, this project uses almost all of the Sero Silk Noil. If your loom requires more than 20" of waste, please purchase an additional cone. Equipment Rigid heddle loom that accommodates 2 heddles 2 10-dent reeds 2 stick shuttles 2 pick-up sticks Yarn Warp: Mallo Cotton Slub, 160 yds Frost. Sero Silk Noil, 290 yds Peacock.Weft: Mallo Cotton Slub, 130 yds Frost. Sero Silk Noil, 245 yds Peacock. Specifications 12" weaving width 10 EPI 10 PPI One scarf, 9” W x 53” L + fringe Skill level: Advanced
