SUBWeave an Expandable Bag that Harnesses the Power of Twill
Alternating hills and valleys are the key to stretchability in this new exclusive project.
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SUBAlternating hills and valleys are the key to stretchability in this new exclusive project.
See how twists or braids, warp color, beads, and more will affect the final look of your handwoven.
Stripes transform into shooting stars in this new exclusive project.
Don't get tripped up on this weft-faced structure—use these resources and tips to help you explore and expand your skills.
Individual project instructions are at your fingertips, starting with the Winter 2025 issue
We run down the differences between warping sticks, lease sticks, and more.
Unable to track down the pattern for a family tartan, Nancy Dunlap scrutinized photographs of the fabric to create her stole.
What started as a baby blanket design turned into a delightful pair of throws in this new exclusive project.
Treadle your way to your own personal twill patterning.
Rather than weave duplicates, which she finds boring, the designer challenged herself to make the second towel very different from the first.
Here’s what happened when a designer explored options for length, patterning, borders, colors, and fibers.
From braids, to loops, to Philippine edges, here are seven options worth considering—with instructions to try them all.