There was a common thread that ran through all of the projects in the first issue of 2022: Stash-busting!
A few years ago, in preparation for photography for the upcoming Little Looms Special Edition 2019, I had rigid-heddle looms to warp.
When she became a mother, Sara learned what criteria to concentrate on when designing a baby blanket.
Sara Bixler has been one of our cherished contributors for a while, and there are very good reasons for that.
A few years ago, in preparation for photography for the upcoming Little Looms Special Edition 2019, I had rigid-heddle looms to warp.
Sara Bixler has been one of our cherished contributors for a while, and there are very good reasons for that.
Christina discusses the different types of napkins and their sizes.
2021 felt very short indeed for the team at Long Thread Media.
Mary Atwater developed shadow weave 80 years ago. Learn how she did it in this video clip.
Messy selvedges are the bane of many a weaver, new and experienced alike. What is a weaver to do? Will they work out eventually on their own?
Adding patterned inlay to a plain weave background isn't difficult but it does have some tricks to it.
This year we put up nearly 150 posts, and these were the ten you all loved the most.
2021 felt very short indeed for the team at Long Thread Media.
Susan reflects on how Handwoven 2021 inspired her own weaving. She has far too many ideas for the time she has to weave!
Christina reflects on 2021 and how she learned to stop worrying and start pin-loom weaving.
Two shuttles can wreak havoc on selvedges, check out this trick from our new Shadow Weave Course!
“As if” and “what if” have special meanings for weavers and often involve pushing the envelope in interesting ways.
