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Find lift plans for the projects in this issue, plus web extras and subscriber-exclusive downloads.
Handwoven Editors2 min read
Are you looking for the lift plans and web extras from Handwoven Fall 2024? You’re in the right place! Find your downloads, links, and more for this issue below. Plus, don’t forget to check out the new WIFs for this issue in the *Handwoven* library.
Not long ago, a reader asked if we could provide lift plans for table-loom weavers—and they also help out manual-dobby weavers. That was a great question because we can! Below, you can find links to free PDFs of lift plans for this issue’s projects.
One note about these lift plans: You should use them alongside the full project draft that you‘ll see in the print or digital issue. In some cases, you‘ll need to follow the same bracketed repeat instructions that are on those project drafts when you use the lift plans.
For other Handwoven pillow projects woven in corduroy, see Robyn Spady’s Striped Corduroy Throw Pillows on pp. 32–34 of November/December 2009 and Dixie Straight-Allen’s Corduroy Pillow on pp. 80–81 of January/February 1990.
Learn more about honeycomb in Best of Handwoven: Honeycomb Technique Series.
Madelyn van der Hoogt weighs in on barleycorn.
Visit the Handwoven library, or log in here to access all three subscriber BONUS patterns shown on page 77 of the issue, available only to subscribers of Handwoven magazine.
From the left: Share Your Colors Scarf by Maggie Byckalo, Skullery Towels by Margery Erickson, and City Chic Scarf by Susan Capehart. Photos by Matt Graves
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