Free swedish weaving patterns

Here you will find the basic foundations of Swedish Weave, Huck Weaving or Huck Embroidery and free sources for patterns to create beautiful designs.

Roughly 2 years ago, I was introduced to a 3rd cousin, Dawn. We immediately found out we had a lot of the same interest, and what was di...

These are 2 of Candy's afghans, both done with variegated yarn. Candy is an excellent Swedish weaver but using variegated yarn for your project is also great for the novice weaver because you don't have to co-ordinate 3 or 4 colors.

MonksClothLady.com Huck Adventures - 88 pages of beautiful, colorful designs for huck embroidery, including aprons, purses, totes, eyeglass cases, table runners, pillows and more. 48 projects plus 36 additional versatile border patterns. Designed by Michiko Kuge, translated from Japanese by Connie Prener. Gently Used

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I am really excited about this post. I had the wonderful opportunity to learn about Sweedish Weave from a good friend. As I started getting into it and wanting to learn more, I noticed there wasn't very much information about it online. After completing my first project I was eager to start another one. This is my first Sweedish Weave project. The pattern is called "Tree Design." It is just yarn woven through a piece of monks cloth. According to Jeanette Coffin, owner and designer of…

This is an unfinished Swedish weaving table runner where I had trouble following the pattern so ended up doing it my own way. It is often very difficult to follow these old patterns that are printed in black only instead of having each line a different color. That's the problem I ran into with"Tropical Paradise" which is in the first Avery Hill book of patterns. Whoever thought to color code each line of pattern is a genius!! Anyway, I just couldn't decipher the pattern where the lines…

I got my Swedish weaving books and charts yesterday and went shopping for supplies today. The books are Monk's Cloth Diamond Afghans and...

The first two photos are of the afghan I made for my friend, Lisa. She just bought her first house and her favorite colors (requested) are grey and pink so I used 2 shades of grey, a medium pink and a burgundy to kind of spice it up. The monks cloth is white. The last two photos are of a table runner I added to the stock I took to the craft show on Saturday and it was one that was sold. It's ecru with the pattern done in 2 shades of green. I had a lot of people request more Christmas colors…