Waffle weave towels

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Rigid Heddle Waffle Weave Towels

I love weaving on my Rigid Heddle Loom and I love making towels! Stripes, plaid, checkered and now waffle weave! You can’t imagine how excited I was when I realized that waffle weave can be a…

In many ways, waffle weave is a delightfully straightforward weave structure. It is well-suited to four-shaft weaving, and uses a simple point twill threading. It gets its name from the simple fact that it looks like waffles--the cloth is made up of a grid of squares with high walls and deep centers, just like the litt

Waffle Weave Bath Towels Sewing Tutorial This fabric was engineered to be great for absorbing water with its 54% linen content; and the...

Today's towel is a 4-shaft waffle weave. The top photo is unwashed and the bottom photo is washed. What a difference! Under tension on the loom the waffle cells don't show up very well but as soon as the tension is released, you get these nice regular waffle cells. Then, when the fabric is washed it really shrinks and you get these more irregular cells. On this towel, the width on the loom was 15 inches and after washing it was 11 inches, or shrinkage of about 25%. When calculating your…

What makes one handwoven towel better than the next? Tracy has some theories and explains her process of weaving 'perfect' towels.

Download this pdf that includes a pattern for weaving these beautiful waffle weave towels by Rosalie Neilson.