How to Weave the Join for a Cowl

Ange from Weft Blown goes through the process of How to Weave the Join for a Cowl pattern in this video.
It is assumed that you have already warped up a rigid heddle loom and woven to the point where the join is needed.
The pattern used can be found at Weft Blown Cloud www.weftblowncloud.com/posts/...
If you have enjoyed this video and want to weave a cowl then do share your progress and your cowl with our Weft Blown Cloud Community www.weftblowncloud.com/
If this video has made you want to weave then you can find rigid heddle looms and the cowl kits at our Weft Blown website www.weftblown.com as well as our bricks and mortar shop in West Kilbride, Ayrshire, Scotland.
Do feel free to ask questions too in the comments below

[@ianryder2760]

Thank you so much for easy to follow instructions, beautiful cowl

[@weftblown]

I’m glad you’ve found the video helpful

[@karenstanning9547]

Thank you for this tutorial

[@weftblown]

no problem at all

[@anne-mariescheffer4691]

Thank you very much! ❤ I started weaving this year and a friend asked me if I also could weave a cowl. I told her no 🤷🏼 but now I can surprise her 👌

[@weftblown]

That's great and I'm happy it's helped. I hope your friend likes her new cowl.

[@carollemurray1296]

Loved this series of videos. I’ve always been a scarf wearer, not really seeing the point of cowls, but this is perfection and your yarn combination is beautiful. I’m in Glasgow, so would also be wearing it the second way all year round too, and the effect at that join is stunning 😍

[@weftblown]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Cowls are brilliant for Western Scotland weather so I'm glad this has helped you understand their uses.

[@anjalyttle8076]

Thank you so much! I’m going to to try this. So far I made small cowls fastened with colourful buttons because I didn’t know how to weave them like this

[@weftblown]

No problem at all and I’m glad it’s helped.