Weave a Touch of Sparkle for Your Holiday Outfit

Brighten things up with a special bag or shawl.

14 Woolly Projects, Just in Time for Winter

Whether you‘re in the mood for weaving, knitting, or stitching, we have some great ideas to warm you up.

A Few Laughs—and Groans—for a Busy Week

Take a breather from holiday stress with some weaving jokes.

Long Thread Podcast Spotlight Episode: Louët

In their fiftieth year and second generation, Louët is still improving on the spinning and weaving equipment they’ve created for decades—and they’re still at the drawing board.

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Improving Lives, One Handwoven Bag at a Time

Rural weavers in Guatemala find customers from afar for their work, along with financial stability.

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Weave and Sew a Special Outfit for Your Special Baby

Soft cotton, silky bamboo, and M‘s and O‘s all come together in the sweet Celebration Romper.

What‘s Your Color Style?

You‘ll find projects using natural, hand-dyed, and brilliant shades in the Winter 2024 issue, to help you discover your color match.

Handwoven Winter 2024 Web Extras and Lift Plans

Find lift plans for the projects in this issue, plus links for web extras and subscriber-exclusive downloads.

Making Plarn from Plastic Grocery Bags

Turn those flimsy disposable bags (or ripped and stained t-shirts) into sturdy and attractive totes.

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On the Edge with Eight Delightful Border Patterns

Add a touch of charm to your linens with these simple designs. The towels are fun to weave and fun to give away—or to use in your own home.

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Welcome Autumn with a Jewel of a Scarf

Find a home for your stash of knitting yarn in this scarf project from the Fall 2024 issue.

Notes from the Fell: Choosing and Caring for Your Reeds

Reeds are a vital—and expensive—part of a loom. Tom Knisely explains how to choose the right sizes for your weaving, and gives some tips about caring for them.

Long Thread Podcast: Anita Osterhaug

Season 10, Episode 7: Exploring the textile traditions of her Scandinavian ancestors, supporting Indigenous Andean weavers in preserving their traditions, or producing material for contemporary fiber artists, Anita finds connection between makers.

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