Weaving Through Time
Christina contemplates how back issues of Handwoven still inspire her today.
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Christina contemplates how back issues of Handwoven still inspire her today.
No matter how long we’ve been weaving, there’s always something new to learn, some new reason to shout, “Eureka!”
Slow weaving brings a unique peacefulness to life.
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.
A reader has questions about caring for their handwoven tufted chenille cloth.
What better way to celebrate winter and all the holidays it brings then by weaving towels?
A series of very bad decisions had led to a tangled four-yard supplementary warp that otherwise was the perfect fiber, color and size.
Amanda Robinette is here to sing the praises of rag weaving in all its forms, including some you may not have thought possible.
Stash reduction is a great idea but difficult to do.
10/2 pearl cotton, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways.