Season 14, Episode 1: In the face of dwindling American textile mills, Chick Colony and Harrisville Designs have preserved a historic tradition, kept manufacturing yarns in New England—and drawn weavers and knitters with their yarn and equipment.
Here’s an easy rule of thumb for making fringe that’s the length you intend.
Wouldn’t it be fun to get to know some of your fellow Handwoven readers?
Use the double clasped weft technique to show off a special yarn.
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A loom with two shafts, some cotton and wool, rows of simple knots, and a handful of beads add up to a lively little bag.
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Alternating hills and valleys are the key to stretchability in this new exclusive project.
Five questions about the upcoming retreat, with answers from the editors.
All you need is a small rigid heddle, a simple backstrap setup, a few yards of yarn—and this video course.
Let’s take a closer look at the weaving widths in project drafts.
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See how twists or braids, warp color, beads, and more will affect the final look of your handwoven.
Oops! While we try our best to keep our projects error-free, sometimes corrections need to be made. Here are some corrections from Handwoven, 2010.
Here’s a rundown of the projects everyone wanted to weave over the past year.
A weaver experiments with sett and structure to find her personal favorite combination.
