Handwoven · No. 1012

Handwoven March/April 2022

Visit national parks and museums, learn about new weft types, learn how to price your work, and meet the unofficial mascot of the Met in this travel issue.

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Patterns, stories, and extras printed in Handwoven March/April 2022.

Warping a Loom, Part 4: Winding On and Tensioning
Consistent warp tension is no mystery—just follow these steps as you wind on.
Susan Bateman
Warping a Loom, Part 5: Finding Errors
Check your work—and then it’s time to weave!
Susan Bateman

What’s inside

Indexed from Handwoven March/April 2022, in page order.

To weave—the Swedish wayp. 9
Nature’s colorways: conjuring the chemistry and culture of natural dyesp. 9
Traditional clothing saved by lovep. 12
String yarnp. 16
Winding on and tensioning a warpp. 20
William: the Met’s beloved (unofficial) mascotp. 24
Pricing your handwovens for salep. 26
Tips from the pros for entering juried showsp. 28
Grand prismatic scarfp. 32
Mesa Verde mats

p. 36

Dunes scarfp. 39

Grand Canyon ruanap. 42

Bulbs in bloom shawlp. 46

Camper’s service clothp. 50

Adventurer’s sling bagp. 53

Travel totep. 56

Chicago classic table runnerp. 60

Thread to the pastp. 64

Sister Parishp. 68

Ticking-inspired linen towelsp. 69

Collapse effects with energized yarnsp. 72

Can weaving build character?p. 80

Handwoven March/April 2022

Warping a Loom, Part 4: Winding On and Tensioning

Warping a Loom, Part 5: Finding Errors