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This issue focuses on colors, patterns, and shimmering effects drawn from tiny creatures in the natural world.
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This issue focuses on colors, patterns, and shimmering effects drawn from tiny creatures in the natural world.
This issue focuses on weaving three-dimensional textiles.
Our summer issue will concentrate on rugs and rug structures and a subject that is somewhat off-center: “Symmetry is Overrated.”
Our spring issue will be all about the birds and the bees (PG only!) ... or depending on how you interpret it, anything else that flies, including time and your imagination!
Where does the rest of your life intersect with weaving?
Let’s see what we can do with color, structure, and yarn choice to bring out some of the color effects found in nature.
Here’s your chance to play with color-and-weave.
I’m hard pressed not to see weaving patterns everywhere, and I don’t think I’m alone.
With so many choices, choosing wool for an issue theme because it is less harmful to the environment than some other fibers seems like the way to go.
“As if” and “what if” have special meanings for weavers and often involve pushing the envelope in interesting ways.
If you have thought about it but never actually done it, now might be the time to try sewing with your handwoven cloth.
Twills can be simple or complex, but they are all related, and they are all interesting for different reasons.
Take a vacation with Little Looms.