Description  
The Beach Glass Tassel Scarf is a contemporary rigid‑heddle weaving project that combines two popular techniques: finger‑controlled weaving and pick‑up weaving. The result is a beautifully textured scarf featuring both warp and weft floats, inspired by the soft, weathered colours of sea glass found on Shetland beaches. Woven in Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift, this project blends warm and cool tones to create a distinctive, tactile fabric with elegant tasselled edges.
 
Designed by Emma Geddes of Aamos Designs, this pattern offers a fresh, modern take on traditional woven structures while remaining accessible to adventurous beginners and enjoyable for experienced rigid‑heddle weavers. The technique is simple, rhythmic, and satisfying, making this scarf a rewarding project that grows quickly on the loom.
 
This pattern includes detailed instructions for managing floats, working the pick‑up sequence, weaving the basket‑weave borders, and finishing the scarf with neat tassels. Whether you’re exploring pick‑up weaving for the first time or looking for a colourful, expressive project, the Beach Glass Tassel Scarf is a beautiful addition to your weaving practice.
 
Loom Requirements
Rigid‑heddle loom or 3–4 shaft floor/table loom
40 cm (16") weaving width
7.5 dpi reed
1–2 pick‑up sticks
 
Difficulty
Confident Beginner / Intermediate
 
Finished Dimensions
Approx. 33 cm × 147 cm (12.8" × 58") after wet finishing
 
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