AAOh Baby: Blankets, Wraps, Toys, and More to Weave
Thirteen delightful, sweet, and inspired projects to celebrate the bundles of joy in your life
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AAThirteen delightful, sweet, and inspired projects to celebrate the bundles of joy in your life
Weave a gauzy linen window covering that ripples in the breeze
A skill guide about how to use the varying shrinking properties of different fibers to your advantage.
A high-flying pig is the epitome of crazy optimism, something we can all use.
This article and tablecloth pattern from 1987 inspired Susan A. Bloomfield to design and weave her Monk's Belt Revisited towels.
Access the web extras and subscriber-exclusive downloads for the projects in this issue of Handwoven magazine.
Learn how to use daffodil stems, iris leaves, and even daylily leaves in your weaving.
So many creative ideas from narrow strips of cloth!
Have you ever looked at long leaves and wondered if you could weave with them? Melissa Schubert did, resulting in these beautiful mats with a cotton warp and daylily leaf weft. Download the pdf for project and leaf preparation instructions.
Looking for a quick and easy gift to weave? These soap bags and matching washcloths might be just the ticket. Add a bar of designer soap and you've got a sweet personal gift.
Check out Sensational Silk, a beautiful new eBook for All Access subscribers.
Have you wondered about weaving ondulé textiles? Read what Anu learned and get started!