GATHER Weaving Pattern Library
A collection of patterns to get you dreaming up your next project AND actually weaving it!
Each pattern has been developed and tested in-house by our team.
Introduction to the Pattern Library
Gather Weaving Pattern Lookbook
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Evening Sky Scarf
Weaving Kits - Beginner Patterns
Bright Byte Rugs
Broken Twill Checks Blanket
Classic Striped Tea Towels
Cozy Cottage Blanket
Dark Arrows Blanket
Evening Sky Scarf
Mila's Minis
Mountain Checks Tea Towels
Ombre Stripes Blanket
Riverbank Scarf
Riverbank Scarf Video Tutorial
Sierra Pillows
Sorbet Tea Towels
Studio Runner
Studio Runner Video Tutorial
Sweet Honey Baby Blankets
Textured Scarf
Weaving Kits - Intermediate Patterns
Colour and Weave Gamp
Crackle Weave Placemats
Crackle Weave Shawl
Dash and Dot Rugs
Link to rug weaving tips youtube video
Demi-Damask Kitchen Towels
Giant Bananas Twill Blanket
Houndstooth Scarf
Log Cabin Tea Towel
Monk's Belt Placemats
Overshot Coverlet
Overshot Sampler/ Hanging
Parkland Checks Blanket
Pebble Pillows
Quadrant Twill Tea Towels
Reflections Double Weave Blanket
Rug Weaving Fundamentals Part 1
Rug Weaving Fundamentals Part 2
Shadow Huck Tea Towels
Summer and Winter Table Runner
Summer and Winter Towels
Toasted Marshmallow
Twilight Blanket Scarf
Twill Gamp
Waffle Weave Hand Towels
Wash-Up Cloths
Rigid Heddle "Colour and Weave" Towels
Lakehouse Rigid Heddle Scarves
Houndstooth Scarf
Fall Checks Infinity Scarf
Ripples Rigid Heddle Scarf
Riverbank Scarf
Riverbank Scarf Video Tutorial
How to Read a Weaving Pattern (from Weaving 1)
You can use our pattern AND make it your own!
Our Pattern Library includes a set of resources to help you plan your projects. This way you have everything in one place.
Over 30 patterns to choose from organized by difficulty.
A "How to Read Weaving Patterns" Guide for new weavers and those looking for a refresher
Sett Chart, Reed Substitution Chart and the Weaver's Planning Guide are all available for easy access when you need them. You can print these if you like!
Reminiscent of antique grain sacks used in the 1800s, these stripes never get old.
These oh-so-touchable pillows are proof that texture can make a simple design stunning.