Pattern Guide

This page is a quick reference of our possible patterns and colour combinations. For custom orders, pick your favourite colour, pattern and fringe from these options. Let's get started on your very own custom piece!

Remember that not every colour combination will look good with every pattern. Below are descriptions and examples of the different patterns to give you some ideas.

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Page last updated Jul. 29, 2024

Plain Weave

A plain weave is the simplest weaving pattern. To create it, thread the weft under then over every other warp thread. Adding different colours changes the pattern.

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Plaid or Checkered Weave

A checkered or plaid weave is a variation of a plain weave that uses two or more colours. Alternating bands of colour in both the warp and weft create the pattern.

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Striped Weave

The striped weave uses stripes that are only a single thread wide. Both the warp and the weft alternate colours every other thread.

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Double Weaving

A double woven textile allows for the separation of the warp into two fabric layers. When plain woven it creates thicker fabric.

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Textured Weave

A textured weave is any weaving pattern with some rows that skip threads. Surrounding these are plain woven rows.

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Window Weave

The window weave is a specific row-pattern arrangement of the textured weave. It consists of one row that skips select strands, one row plain weave, one skipping row, then three plain rows.

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Weft Floats

Weft floats are another variation on a textured weave. The weft skips over 5 or more warp strands at once. Weft floats create a distinct pattern on both the front and back of a weave.

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Twill

A row of weft in a twill pattern goes over two warp strands, then under two. Each subsequent row shifts one strand over and repeats the same pattern.

*Please note – this pattern is only available for items less than 20cm (8”) wide.

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Zigzag Pattern

The zigzag pattern is a variation on a twill. Where the line turns back on itself, the “2 under, 2 over” pattern shifts back one thread instead of forward.

*Please note – this pattern is only available for items less than 20cm (8”) wide.

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Diamond Pattern

The diamond pattern is another variation on a twill. The second row of the pattern skips over four warp threads at the centre of each diamond. Elsewhere, it follows the same “2 under, 2 over” pattern.

*Please note – this pattern is only available for items less than 20cm (8”) wide.

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Additional Designs

Additional designs can be custom-created by hand to expand the design possibilities of any of our other patterns.

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Finishing Options

Cotton table runner, blue, handmade, natural fibres, washer and dryer safe, made in Canada

Regular

Wool scarf, pile loop pattern, blue, purple, handmade, natural fibres, Merino wool, Peruvian highland wool, made in Canada

Bunches

Alpaca scarf, checkered pattern, burgundy, black, red, handmade, natural fibres, Merino wool, superfine alpaca, lightweight, ultra soft, twisted fringe, made in Canada

Twisted Fringe

Cotton medium bookmark, Brown & blue, Brown, handmade, natural fibres, linen, washer safe, decorative fringe, made in Canada

Decorative Fringe

Cotton table runner, tree branch pattern, brown, handmade, natural fibres, linen, decorative crossover fringe, lightweight, original design, made in Canada

Decorative - Crossover Fringe

Cotton coasters: Set of four, hemstitched, Purple, handmade, natural fibres, woven in Canada

Hemstitched

Cotton dish towel, colour blocked, blue, grey, pink, off-white, natural, handmade, natural fibres, hemstitched, hemmed, hand sewn hem, washer and dryer safe, woven in Canada

Hemmed