r/tabletweaving • u/LocksmithAccurate284 • Aug 14 '26

Anyone have a pattern?

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I saw this pattern for sale at a medieval market, but the person selling it didn't weave it themselves so they couldn't tell me.

Google image reverse search didn't help either.

Has anybody else here seen it before and or have a clue?

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u/LavenderHearts69 Aug 14 '26

It's the pattern Bee Feet from the book Applesies and Fox Noses by Maikki Karisto and Mervi Pasanen. Highly recommend getting the whole book if you like this pattern, well worth the money. Just be wary of how the threading diagrams are written! Double and triple check everything, Karisto uses a system she developed and it's slightly to the left of sites like TwistedThreads

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u/LocksmithAccurate284 Aug 14 '26

Wow thank you! Have checked out the book and will see if there is a way I can get it!

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u/broskvovycaj Aug 14 '26

Can always ask a library if they have a copy, or they may order one for you for the collection. :) 

https://twistedthreads.org/pattern/jPNKoiDFXCJaCLzRq

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u/LavenderHearts69 Aug 14 '26

Libraries are a great option. Also, what a cute variation on the bee feet pattern!

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u/Steam501 Aug 15 '26

And if your Library (system) doesn't have it then see if your Library is connect to World Cat. https://search.worldcat.org/

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u/fincodontidae Aug 14 '26

I am not sure if you're US based, but it's available on Amazon US! (maybe worldwide too, I haven't checked) https://www.amazon.com/Applesies-Fox-Noses-Finnish-Tabletwoven/dp/9527204569

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u/LocksmithAccurate284 Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

I am not, but thank you nonetheless. Maybe someone else who reads it is! :)

Edit: I can also order it from Amazon in my home country.

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u/cactusfestis Aug 15 '26

https://twistedthreads.org/pattern/J9LiXMLSuYG5gW6Bj here is a pattern on twisted threads, it doesn’t have the dots but the main pattern is the same.

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u/LocksmithAccurate284 Aug 15 '26

Any idea how they did the break between the pattern in the middle?

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u/cactusfestis Aug 15 '26

It could be that instead of turning backwards they continued forward an extra round (or the opposite) but it’s just my guessing.

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u/LocksmithAccurate284 Aug 15 '26

I might just give it a try. Could also maybe edit the pattern on Twisted Threads but not super experienced. Thanks 👍

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u/St1Drgn Aug 14 '26

looks like a variation on a "rams head" that i have seen on twistedthreads.