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Add an Extra Something to Your Weaving with Inlay
Enhance simple handwoven cloth with spots of color or texture—or even images.
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AAEnhance simple handwoven cloth with spots of color or texture—or even images.
SUBSmall amounts of inlaid silk and metallic yarns transform a simple scarf in this new exclusive project
Add a little something extra to your plain weave.
Add a touch of charm to your linens with these simple designs. The towels are fun to weave and fun to give away—or to use in your own home.
Don‘t let the thought of kitchen messes staining your precious handwovens keep you from using—and enjoying—them.
Weave a fall-themed set with these 8-shaft overshot placemats and napkins.
John Mullarkey has a curiosity about weaving that makes him a great teacher and designer. He is always ready to see what will happen if he tries something new.
Learn how to read weaving drafts and expand your repertoire of handweaving techniques with the five multi-shaft loom & rigid heddle loom weaving patterns and weaving tips in this FREE eBook!
Adding patterned inlay to a plain weave background isn't difficult but it does have some tricks to it.
Explore the limitless possibilities of weaving rag rugs, and get some ideas to create unique rag weaving projects, from color design to weave structure!
Use your too-good-to-throw away thrums for inlay and add interest to plain-weave fabrics.
Learn how Daryl Lancaster uses the Theo Moorman inlay technique to turn family photographs into handwoven heirlooms. (From Handwoven September/October 2019)
Each Loom Theory is dedicated to a specific type of loom, either 4-shaft, rigid-heddle or 8-shaft loom.