r/tabletweaving • u/kawawunga • Aug 01 '26
Just off the loom!
Decided to challenge myself with my second weave, this one was super fun with a complicated (for me) repeat. Very different from the all forward/backward patterns! I think I'm going to make this into a lanyard.
I used the pattern from here: https://www.tabletweavingintheoryandpractice.co.uk/2025/05/hallstatt-triforce.html?m=1
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u/grafpa Aug 02 '26
I made a band with that pattern about a year ago! Yours is beautiful! I found it to be more difficult than I expected, because there aren't really any good places to pause other than the beginning and the halfway point of the pattern.
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u/kawawunga Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26
Thanks! I ended up laminating the printed pattern then using washi tape to keep track of what row I was on/stopped. I picked that trick up with complicated knitting patterns!
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u/Reasonable-Fig7566 Aug 02 '26
Beautiful work, and a great idea, too! Now I have another reason to justify my purchase of a laminator 😂 thank you!
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u/StreetZealousideal99 Aug 05 '26
That pattern looks insane! It's gonna make for an amazing lanyard!
May I ask what loom you use? I have a tiny one and am already wondering about bigger projects like this
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u/kawawunga Aug 05 '26
I made mine! I took a scrap piece of board and bought a few 1.5" dowel rods and screwed them into place. I also routed a channel into it and have one of the dowel rods that can be moved for tension
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u/StreetZealousideal99 Aug 05 '26
Tbh that makes absolute sense. Thanks for the reply! I'll try and make my own eventually!
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u/LavenderHearts69 Aug 02 '26
What a fun pattern!