The Two Faces of Twill
Stripes, blocks, triangles: double-faced twill drafts for small amounts of yarn on 4, 8 and 16 shafts.… Read More
Stripes, blocks, triangles: double-faced twill drafts for small amounts of yarn on 4, 8 and 16 shafts.… Read More
We have moved indoors! These tiny tiles make me think of parquet flooring.… Read More
Turn lemons into lemonade, or scraps of yarn into a field of flowers.… Read More
This versatile 4-shaft draft creates a pattern of little boxes and is one of my long-time favourites.… Read More
An advancing point twill on 4 shafts can be repeated or reflected to create different effects.… Read More
Cord weave: one of my all-time favourite structures for highlighting pops of colour.… Read More
The flowing lines of an undulating twill are well suited to projects inspired by water.… Read More
Merry Christmas! For a traditional start to a traditional season, here is a classic but effective twill: houndstooth.… Read More
Discover the basic ingredients of 4-shaft twills from threading to tie-up, so that you can start to explore this exciting family of weaves.… Read More

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