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Why do many of us weave projects that don’t fit our lives?
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Why do many of us weave projects that don’t fit our lives?
SUBHere is a pdf download of the pattern for this beautiful shawl by Jannie Taylor that combines spaces in the warp and weft with shadow weave to great effect.
Winding a bobbin can seem like a fairly obvious task, but there are nuances about how you do it that will make your weaving go more smoothly.
There are many numbers and categories that describe yarn and fiber—30/2, eight-ply weight, DK weight, yards per pound—but what do these numbers really tell you about your own yarn and projects?
I’m hard pressed not to see weaving patterns everywhere, and I don’t think I’m alone.
Learn about the origins of this design, plus get the pdf draft and WIF for these placemats from the talented Judit Ozoray.
Our March/April 2022 issue is all about inspiring parks and museums and just in time for you to make some summer plans—unless, like me, you are planning some loom time.
I knew Jannie was an accomplished weaver and teacher, but what I didn’t know was the extent of her drive to learn about weaving, today and in the past.
Even the best of weavers have the occasional slack warp end. Here are some tips on fixing them.
Keeping good weaving records is a goal for many of us. Tom talks about a couple of uncommon methods that might work for you, as well as a more traditional style.
I’ve always sampled with a project in mind, but maybe I should be sampling based on the yarn itself.
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