Every piece of cloth has a story to tell, and some cloth has more than one story.
As Little Looms enters a new era, we’re looking for projects to celebrate its new beginning.
For the Yarn Lab in Handwoven November/December 2020, Angela K. Schneider put Cody by Mountain Meadow Wool through its paces.
I’ve always heard weavers are patient; I think maybe instead we’re just perseverant.
For the Yarn Lab in Handwoven November/December 2020, Angela K. Schneider put Cody by Mountain Meadow Wool through its paces.
For this edition of the Reader’s Gallery, I looked at scarves and shawls woven on rigid-heddle and multishaft looms.
Introduce curves to your weaving with a wave stick. Here's how.
Deborah has been working with artisans in Guatemala for the past 20 years, but the hurricanes of 2020 changed her role from advisor to relief worker.
If you like mid-century modern design, then you’ll absolutely love the March/April 2021 issue of Handwoven.
For this edition of the Reader’s Gallery, I looked at scarves and shawls woven on rigid-heddle and multishaft looms.
How do you know what sett to use for twill if your yarn isn't quite the same as the yarn used in the pattern you are following?
Deborah has been working with artisans in Guatemala for the past 20 years, but the hurricanes of 2020 changed her role from advisor to relief worker.
Mulling over ideas works well for both weaving and developing editorial calendars.
What can you weave with a pack of cards? More than you’d imagine…
In their upcoming exhibit, artist group California Fibers explores history through textiles.
On a lark, I went through past issues of Handwoven looking for project titles that were flower-inspired with the goal of adding to the WIF Library. I was surprised by what I found.
We all have stashes, but have we ever looked at them closely?
