The camp blanket embodies the feeling of wrapping yourself in a thick wool blanket as last rays of the sun hit a nearby mountain peak. Inspired by vintage plaids, the design is slightly asymmetrical in the colours of your grandpas camping gear; navy, red, green and yellow. The result is a classic wool blanket that is tough enough to withstand your long weekend jaunts into the wilderness.

Finished Dimensions approximately 50 x 80”

Intermediate Difficulty

Tools Needed (not included) - Four shaft jack loom with four treadles, 30” weaving width, 6 dent reed, two shuttles, fringe twister, large darning needle, brush

Printed Instructions - 8 page 8.5 x 11” instructional booklet to guide you step by step through the process of weaving. The booklet includes a weaving draft, as well as numbered written instructions. There is a handy reference charts for weaving in tail ends, tips and tricks for success, as well as detailed instructions for wet finishing with a top loading washing machine. While there is a complete draft with warp design information, booklet does not cover how to wind a warp or how to dress a loom.

Fibre NOT Included: To complete one blanket, weavers will need worsted weight yarn. We used Briggs and Little Heritage: Midnight Blue 1330 yards, Gold 187 yards, Scarlet 224 yards, Black 275 yards, Khaki 327 yards