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To be a “Designer” of handwovens, you don’t have to be able to draw, you don’t have to be “good” with color, and you don’t have to have years of experience or classes in an art school.
You would like Sara Lamb the minute you met her. She approaches weaving with her head and her whole heart.
Madelyn got some real life answers to her question about how to use special yarns.
Rita Buchanan spins and weaves her own placemats, table runners, napkins, aprons, kitchen towels, bath towels (handwoven terry cloth!), shirts, jackets, blankets, pillow cases – in short, she lives in an environment of beautiful handmade cloth.
If warp ends cross at the back beam, is it a problem?
A reader has questions about caring for their handwoven tufted chenille cloth.
Download this article that shows how to calculate yardages for weaving projects.
Download these instructions for weaving plaited twill wool scarves. Included are instructions for tying a new warp onto an previous one.
Download this two page guide to common yarns useful to weavers.
Want to try your hand at weaving with rags. Download this free pdf and get started on one of the three projects.
