Stair Step Towels

The Stair Step Towels are a real optical illusion! At first glance, this set of towels might seem complex, with its bold, geometric pattern that appears to step down in a series of cascading blocks. But don’t be fooled, this eye-catching design is surprisingly simple to weave! The clever use of contrasting colors and block structure creates a dynamic "stair step" effect that will captivate anyone who sees it. The pattern may look intricate, but it’s built on a straightforward shadow weave technique, making this an enjoyable project for weavers of all skill levels. These towels are perfect for those looking to create something visually striking without the complexity of advanced techniques.  Weave Structure: shadow weave Yarns: Aurora Earth 8/2 Cottons in white and the color of your choice. Equipment needed: 4-shaft loom; 15” weaving width; 10-dent reed; 2 shuttles.  Finished Dimensions: each towel 14" x 24" hemmed. Instructions needed:  Weaving Hand Towels Simply by Susan Kesler Simpson. pages 131-133. This weaving kit includes all the yarns needed to weave these Stair Step Towels. The pattern can be found in the Weaving Hand Towels Simply book. You will need to purchase this book if you don't already own a copy. Designed by Susan Kesler Simpson It has come to our attention that there is a mistake in the pattern for this project from the book Weaving Hand Towels Simply. Please use this corrected chart.