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From everyday clothes to meditations on place to irresistible gifts, these new books teach you to see stitches in a whole new light.
Don’t be afraid of cutting your handwovens—our eBook shows you just how it’s done.
Don‘t let the thought of kitchen messes staining your precious handwovens keep you from using—and enjoying—them.
Season 7, Episode 10: From the simplest pin loom to the most complex draw loom, designer and teacher Deb Essen explores the structures and surprises of handweaving.
Season 7, Episode 5: From her childhood sewing beside her tailor mother to decades teaching weavers to make great garments, Daryl Lancaster has never had a bad day at the sewing machine—and she says you shouldn't fear the scissors.
Not all weavers are great sewists so sometimes it's a good idea to ask for help as Ellen did! The resulting skirt shows off the beautiful cloth in a striking style.
If cutting into handwoven cloth makes you break out in a sweat, read about these simple but fun projects that are stress free!
When my shawl fabric proved to be too stiff, I decided to make pillows instead.
Cutting and sewing handwoven fabric is similar to but not exactly like doing the same with commercial fabrics. Here are some tips from our designers.
Learn about weaving for sewing and using handwoven fabrics for garments and all sorts of other items in this issue of Handwoven.
If you have thought about it but never actually done it, now might be the time to try sewing with your handwoven cloth.
Season 7, Episode 7: Cover yourself in cloth—and clothing—that makes you proud.
Daryl Lancaster's 5-part webinar series on sewing with handwoven fabric imparts some much needed information.
