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Deb Essen’s new books from Schiffer Craft offer new ways of looking at your weaving, from simple pin-loom squares to powerful multi-shaft design tools.
Amanda Robinette provides an introduction to this traditional Japanese rag-weaving technique, with practical tips and inspiring projects.
You‘ll find towels, napkins, scarves, tablecloths, and more in our eBook full of tempting projects
Thirteen delightful, sweet, and inspired projects to celebrate the bundles of joy in your life
Share your love of weaving with a pair of picture books
Check out Sensational Silk, a beautiful new eBook for All Access subscribers.
Many weavers “grew up” with Deborah Chandler’s “Learning to Weave” book at their side on the loom bench. Jane Patrick was the editor and an enthusiastic supporter of the book.
Season 6, Episode 4: A fifth-generation Navajo weaver, Lynda lives in two worlds: the world of a traditional Navajo woman weaving exquisite textiles, and the world of book author, curator, board member, world traveler.
Season 5, Episode 9: From a newsletter built on her kitchen table to stewardship of a list of craft books, Marcia Young's craft medium is independent media.
A reader wants to know what resources Madelyn recommends for building a weaving library.
Need inspiration or weaving instruction? Check out these two books reviewed in Handwoven September/October 2021
Learn about the latest and greatest weaving books with Handwoven's Media Picks department. Here's what we reviewed for the March/April 2020 issue.
In his new book True Colors (Thrums Books 2019), author Keith Recker interviews 28 artisans about their methods and their relationships to dyes. Here is an excerpt.
