Valley Yarns #63 Advancing Twill Scarf

Valley Yarns Advancing Twill Scarf is n easy way to make an interesting fabric is to start with a simple motif, in this case, a 6-shaft advancing twill, and then flip it a few times. Adding plain weave at the edges means you don’t need a floating selvage.

Equipment: 8-shaft loom with 12-dent reed, minimum weaving width of 15”; 1 shuttle
Warp Yarn: 973 yards Valley Yarns 20/2 Silk (100% Spun Silk; 4900yd/lb, 8.8oz cone) shown in 652 Felt Green
Weft Yarn: 580 yards Valley Yarns 20/2 Silk (100% Spun Silk; 4900yd/lb, 8.8oz cone) shown in 651 Nile (Color has been discontinued, and we recommend 660 Grapefruit as a substitute) 
Warp Length: 3½ yards of 278 ends
Sett: 32 epi in a 12-dent reed, 2-3-3
Finished Dimensions: 7¾” wide and 72” long
Weave Structure: Twill

This draft was updated on 02/01/2023. View errata here. If you purchased the PDF version, the newest version is available in your pattern library.