Weaving Studio Hacks: 5 Ways to Use Your Cellphone Camera
Your cellphone camera will come in handy in the weaving studio. Here are some ways to use it you may not have thought of.
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Your cellphone camera will come in handy in the weaving studio. Here are some ways to use it you may not have thought of.
How much yarn do I need for weaving projects, and how do I calculate it? Does my choice of weaving yarn make a difference?
Fashion yarns can be fickle beasts. They’re so enticing in the yarn shop, but sometimes when you get them home, you start wondering how to actually weave with them. Fortunately fashion yarns don’t have to be difficult.
For this edition of Why We Love we’re focusing on something we at Handwoven couldn’t live without: our designers. We wouldn’t exist without their willingness to share their talents and their projects with the world.
Find an online version of all errata and corrections for this year’s issues of Handwoven listed here for your convenience.
Want to try your hand at tapestry but don't have a loom? Sarah Swett explains how to weave a bag on a cardboard box!
Runners are a great way to decorate a table. Check out this ebook of 12 table runner patterns for 4 and 8 shaft looms.
A weaver wants to know why the pattern isn't showing up the way it should in their weaving.
Learn how supplemental warps can give you lengthwise patterning, texture, and more. Deb Essen shares her weaving techniques in her new book!
Crazy cute little shoulder bags you can weave on a rigid-heddle or multishaft loom. Get the free download!
Christina shares exciting news, plus preview the November/December 2016 issue of Handwoven. It's full of weaving patterns that combine thick and thin yarn!
Two shuttle-weaves like overshot create wonderful patterning. But you can turn any overshot weaving draft warp-wise and make it just a one-shuttle weave!