Vävstuga Projects
Rosepath family
There are many ways to weave—and even define—rosepath. So many kinds of intricate patterns can be created even on just one threading. Choose from our selections below.
Rosepath structures
Rosepath on opposites
(4 treadles)
The most commonly used rosepath technique in Sweden. There is no distinct front or back side.
Single pointed krokbragd
(3 treadles)
Patterns have a distinctive diamond look. Uses many shuttles and colors. There is a distinct front and back side.
Double pointed krokbragd
(3 treadles)
Patterns have a distinctive “double point.” Uses many shuttles and colors. There is a distinct front and back side.
Bound rosepath
(3, 4, or 6 treadles)
Uses many shuttles and colors. There is a distinct front and back side.
- 3 treadles – Weaves delightful geometric patterns.
- 4 treadles – Weaves delightful pictures and geometric patterns.
- 6 treadles – Weaves pictures with extraordinary details.
Choose ahead
Step one:
Choose your warp yarn
- Rug – 8/3 linen rug warp
- Runner – 12/6 cotton
- Runner – 16/3 line linen
Step two:
Choose your width
- Rug – 66 cm (or other)
- Runner – 40 cm (or other)
Step three:
Choose your threading
- 3 shaft
- 4 shaft
- 6 shaft
Choose later
Tie-up/Sett
- Single krokbragd
- Double krokbragd
- Rosepath on opposites
- Bound rosepath
Weft yarn
- Rug – Mattgarn
- Runner – Möbelåtta (or other)
- Pillows – 6/1 Singles (or other)
rosepath on opposites
rosepath on opposites backstrap
rosepath on opposites
rosepath on opposites runner
double pointed krokbragd rug
rug detail (3 treadles)
double pointed krokbragd bag
bag detail (3 treadles)
bound rosepath (4 treadles)
bound rosepath detail
gubbetäcke (4 treadles)
krokbragd (3 treadles)
gubbetäcke fiddles (6 treadles)
gubbetäcke chickens (6 treadles)
single pointed krokbragd
krokbragd detail (3 treadles)
krokbragd (3 treadles)
krokbragd detail (3 treadles)