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Your looms have been busy! We’re delighted to showcase a few of our favorites with everyone.
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Your looms have been busy! We’re delighted to showcase a few of our favorites with everyone.
If that’s not your color, explore your stash—and then follow the Rule of Three as you warp your version.
With the help of Bengala Mud Dyes, a dye skeptic becomes an enthusiast.
A long towel warp doesn’t have to be boring—read about how to mix things up by weaving multiple structures on a single warp.
A weaver experiments with sett and structure to find her personal favorite combination.
Begin by considering where and how you’ll use the runner.
Make It Your Own with these project suggestions for color palettes, selecting fabrics for weaving, and exploring honeycomb.
Four-shaft patterns to use up leftover cones and skeins—and leave space for more yarn!
This free project won’t leave you bored—when you’ve woven your fill of dish towels, change the weft and finish things off with something different.
Here’s what happened when a designer explored options for length, patterning, borders, colors, and fibers.
After you read all about the structure and how it works, dive into the projects and do some weaving.
Every year as the date approaches, I wish I had an autumn-themed runner, towels, or new handwoven napkins. With a little bit of discipline and maybe a purchase of some yarn, I plan on weaving at least one of those items for this year's celebration.
We know a lot about Norwegian weaving that is special, but what about traditional everyday house linens?