You can now experience the fourth installment of the 2025 Rigid Heddle Skill Builder series as a stand-alone purchase! Explore Log Cabin through a series of three projects, designed by Carolyn Heacock, that build your confidence and expertise at your rigid heddle loom. This collection includes instructions for three projects: a table runner, a shawl, and a set of towels.This collection was originally published as a part of our Rigid Heddle Skill Builder Subscription Box series. Please note, this listing is for the Log Cabin Exploration collection only—if you'd like to learn more about the subscription, you can do so here. Project Details This collection contains three pattern PDFs with extensive directions, charts, process photos, and all of the yarn needed to weave each project. The projects included are as follows: Log Cabin Columns Runner (1 cone each Duet Cotton/Linen in Currant and Pearl). Adobe Towels (1 cone each Mallo Cotton Slub in Clay and Spice). Tri-Tone Shawl (1 cone each Beam 8/2 Organic Cotton in Dawn, Elderberry, and Toffee). FAQ What type of equipment do I need for this? You will need a rigid heddle loom with a 24" weaving width, one 10-dent reed, one 12 or 12.5-dent reed, and two boat shuttles + bobbins or two stick shuttles. If I have a 15-20" rigid heddle loom, can I do these projects? Two of these patterns require a weaving width of just over 22". One requires a weaving width of just over 15". For the full Skill Builder experience, we recommend weaving the patterns as written, however you are always welcome to play with modifications yourself. We do not provide modification assistance, but have general instructions for resizing patterns here. Can I select different colors? No, we’ve carefully planned our inventory for the year and cannot accommodate other colorway options. Can I purchase only the patterns? No, these patterns are only available as a part of the full kit purchase. What skills do I need to complete these patterns? This collection is intended for weavers with a few projects under their belt, and who are comfortable with warping multiple colors.
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