Ask Madelyn: I Keep Losing My Place During Treadling!

Learn to stay on track by pairing up lefts and rights with odds and evens.

It’s Plaid Time of Year

Learn about checks, tartans, and plaids—and then start dreaming up a design of your own.

Wet-Finishing 101: What’s the Deal with Soaps and Detergents?

You’ll get the best outcome for your precious handwovens when you choose the right one.

Win Big in the 2025 Great Holiday Giveaway!

With 17 prizes valued at over $1,600, weavers and fiber lovers could win big this holiday season.

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Call for Submissions: Fall 2026—Stages of Weaving

This issue is about celebrating every stage of weaving with ideas to try, experiment with, and learn from.

On Our List: Five Projects with Inviting Autumn Vibes

Celebrate this colorful season by weaving something nice for your home or wardrobe!

Handwoven Corrections 2025

Oops! While we try our best to keep our projects error-free, sometimes corrections need to be made. Here are some corrections from Handwoven, 2025.

Supersized Wool for Cozy (and Speedy) Weaving

Visit the Yarn Lab, as a blanket weaver puts Brown Sheep Company’s Harborside Aran through its paces.

Anne’s Book Club Podcast: Anna Hultin, Louisa Owen Sonstroem & Safiyyah Talley, Storey Publishing

From everyday clothes to meditations on place to irresistible gifts, these new books teach you to see stitches in a whole new light.

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How to Keep Life Cosy on Cool Days

What started as a baby blanket design turned into a delightful pair of throws in this new exclusive project.

Create Dazzling Patterns in Simple Cloth

Shadow weave only looks complicated—both the warping and the weaving are easy to do.

Video Tip: How to Spread Your Rep Weave Warp

Rep-weave expert Rosalie Neilson will guide you through her technique for this initial step—so you can get to the weaving.

Ask Madelyn: How Long Should a Scarf Be?

Consider the wearer’s height, the way it will be worn (wrapped or looped?), and its main purpose (decorative or warmth?).

Take One Warp from Thirsty Towels to Silky Wrap

This free project won’t leave you bored—when you’ve woven your fill of dish towels, change the weft and finish things off with something different.

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