Ask Madelyn: Twisting Texsolv
Is there a reason you’d want to twist your Texsolv heddles? Madelyn weighs in!
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Is there a reason you’d want to twist your Texsolv heddles? Madelyn weighs in!
The time spent planning and preparing for threading is time well spent.
I realized the other day that my house holds many subtle and not so subtle clues that a weaver lives here.
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Someone once told me that experienced weavers didn’t read Handwoven. I beg to differ.
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Taking a project from design through sampling and then completion is slower when you weave only on the weekends.
Weaving is missing from the romantic movie genre. We need to fix that.
Is weaving quickly something to strive for?
I've wanted to weave with raffia for a long time and the new kind of raffia that is on the market now seems perfect for placemats.
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Each Loom Theory is dedicated to a specific type of loom, either 4-shaft, rigid-heddle or 8-shaft loom.