From Scary to Snuggly: The History of the Teddy Bear
Theodore Roosevelt might not look much like a Teddy bear, but he is the namesake of the famous toy
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Theodore Roosevelt might not look much like a Teddy bear, but he is the namesake of the famous toy
I don’t think I can think of a better project for a cold December weekend that weaving up a nice, cozy scarf, and I don’t know of a more wintery scarf than the gorgeous American Snowflake Scarf by Jan Josifek.
Download this free pattern for a felted wool scarf - it's plain weave with interlocking layers. The scarf is woven on a 4-shaft loom.
Early American coverlets are a key part of weaving history. Learn why they were so important to American colonial households and how they were made here!
Wondering how to wash silk handwovens? There were no dry cleaners in ancient Japan and China – here's how they did it, and how you can too!
Minimalism, living with less, is gaining momentum. Is minimalist living compatible with crafting? Or is there no such thing as a minimalist yarn stash?
While browsing the American Indian Art section at the Denver Art Museum, I was reminded that weaving inspiration isn't always "picturesque."
Jochen Ditterich, Handwoven's 2016 Weaving Co-Teacher of the Year learned to weave in Finland.
What yarn is the best to use for upholstery? Madelyn has some suggestions.
Do I need to worry about my fabric shrinking if I mix cottons and wool in overshot?
How many breeds of sheep and goats can you count?