Weaving pattern for Quentin scarf in natural alpaca – shaft loom
A clear and timeless weaving pattern for creating a soft, warm, and enveloping scarf, highlighting the natural beauty of undyed alpaca on a shaft loom.
Detailed description
The Quentin scarf is a weaving pattern designed for the shaft loom. It allows you to weave an elegant and comfortable scarf with finished dimensions of approximately 12.5 in x 70 in.
This project was developed to be accessible and confidence-building, making it well suited to beginner weavers on shaft looms or to weavers wishing to strengthen their fundamentals. The pattern focuses on even weaving, consistent tension, and clean finishing techniques, all essential skills for a solid foundation on a shaft loom.
Using undyed natural alpaca highlights the texture and drape of the fabric, resulting in a scarf that is simple, durable, and easy to wear every day.
The project
- Project type: scarf
- Characteristics: soft, warm, natural, and timeless
- Finished dimensions:
- Width: approximately 12.5 in
- Length: approximately 70 in
(Dimensions may vary depending on weaving tension and finishing methods.)
Required equipment – shaft loom
- Loom: shaft loom, 4 shafts
- Reed: 12 dents per inch
- Shuttles: one to three shuttles
- Bobbins: three bobbins
Skill level
Easy
This pattern is ideal for beginner shaft loom weavers as well as for those looking for a simple, reassuring project with a refined result.
Recommended uses
- Personal weaving projects
- Learning and reinforcing shaft loom basics
- Working with natural fibers such as alpaca
- Creating a timeless scarf to wear or give as a gift
Important information
- This is a weaving pattern only (yarn and equipment are not included).
- Results may vary depending on yarn choice, weaving tension, and finishing techniques.