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Sometimes you forget to follow your own rules as Madelyn did for a weave-along.

You don't always cook by a recipe but you use them for inspiration. Anita talks about how she uses weaving projects from books and magazines as her "weaving recipes".

I have found the most helpful way to do this with weaving is to divide everything you can do on a shaft loom into three categories: plain weave, twill, and block weaves.

Weavers continue to ask What If? They always will and weaving will continue to evolve.

Adjust your holiday weaving plans - you'll enjoy the season more.

Tom Knisely loves looms so much he wanted to share their care in a video.

Satin is the backbone of Jacquard weaving because the high warp-dominant vs weft-dominant contrast creates wonderful patterning possibilities.

Many weavers are their own worst critic and sometimes it takes time to truly appreciate what you what woven.


The March/April 2012 issue is full of beautiful weaving using plant fibers.