One of the reasons I began the reversible pattern exploration was because I wanted patterns that could be used on a rigid heddle loom as well as a pin loom. It’s a bit easier to weave samples on the pin loom. I think this particular design looks good if you turn the square clockwise one turn, but as usual, you can’t duplicate that look without doing some fancy weave-work (like two-layer weaving or maybe reverse warping). We’ll see if that ever materializes…
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Very glad to see you are posting again. Now if I can only post this comment. This is a lovely pattern.
You did it! Thanks for liking it. 🙂
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So happy to see this post from you today. Your patterns give me so much inspiration. Thank you!
Thanks Anthony!